Sentence examples for it proved too difficult from inspiring English sources

It proved too difficult, so he prepared an easier version in 1542.

It proved too difficult to overcome as the Heat won their seventh consecutive game.

He purchased a pizza stand to raise money for his education, and attended six weeks of lectures in architecture before it proved too difficult to continue.

And Earl Ferrers said that if it proved too difficult to come up with a British-wide motto, the House of Lords could perhaps use its own: "Questions and answers ought to be short".

If it proved too difficult on short notice to bring together interagency experts to discuss US intentions with the LAF, A/S Shapiro suggested it be included in the Joint Political Military Group talks later in the fall.

Labour also attempted to measure quality of life when it was in power but then prime minister Tony Blair abandoned the idea, after it proved too difficult to pin down.

If it proves too difficult to get into Tetsuya's, many other city restaurants combine Asian influences with Australian ingredients.

But if it proves too difficult to reach agreement among the 27 EU states, Berlin and Paris said they would opt for a new pact simply among the euro countries.

It simply proved too difficult for Corel to make the software work on a stand-alone basis, as a monolithic suite of applications.

"Naturally though, it has proved too difficult to continue as a professional athlete". The 6ft 5in back-five forward started his career at Swansea before joining Ospreys, playing 188 times and scoring 14 tries for the Welsh region.

It has so far proved too difficult and divisive to write a permanent constitution for the post-Mubarak era.