Sentence examples for it terribly difficult from inspiring English sources

This naturally makes it terribly difficult for smaller films to find an audience.

Most opera singers find it terribly difficult to sing early in the morning.

State media attacks impugn their work and motives, making it terribly difficult for these groups to gain ordinary citizens' trust.

But the pool is out of their control already and they will find it terribly difficult to restore a sense of order.

One hand clutching the puppy, the other holding onto the top edge of the door for dear life, with the driving rain making it terribly difficult for us.

Everyone can see it, but creating it is terribly difficult.

It was terribly difficult personally, but it freed me up a lot – I'd had a lot of health problems and suddenly they vanished".

"It's an absolutely vital sector, but it's terribly difficult to protect".

CBeebies controller Kay Benbow said: "It was terribly difficult but I couldn't let it go to another broadcaster.

But asking that question prompts others: if it's all just words, why is it so terribly difficult to change?

Albert Einstein once said that if he had a problem to solve in just one hour, and it was terribly difficult, and his life depended upon it, he would spend the first 55 minutes framing the problem.