Sentence examples for learning how difficult from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Lieberman is learning how difficult it can be to stay focused on those roles.

Digital startups aren't creating whole new forms — they're trying to find a new way to pay for the old, normal work that journalists have always done, and learning how difficult it is.

We ended up with her ex-husband Bob learning how difficult it is to bake, in prison, and Roseanne putting on a pretty dress and thus winning his affections.

"You learn how difficult it's going to be," he said.

"I was a prodigy who learned how difficult writing was only after getting published," he said.

"I learned how difficult it can be to source local, how much we need to be our own food advocates.

The surprise, to many outside Bosnia at least, has been to learn how difficult the investigators' jobs have been.

But all the students learned how difficult it was to work in a newsroom in an age before Quark and Photoshop.

Yahoo executives quickly learned how difficult China was to penetrate — and how baffling the country's cultural barriers can be for Americans.

I've also learned how difficult it is for journalists who grew up in a print world to cede authority and control.

Anybody with a father has learned how difficult it can sometimes be to get a man to pay attention to you.