Sentence examples for like as difficult from inspiring English sources

"It wouldn't be anything like as difficult as the Crossrail project in London and wouldn't be controversial like HS2".

It also comes with a calendar view that shows you when it's time to pay your bills, something that Bank of America seems to like to make as difficult to discover as possible.

And yet, moments like this one, as difficult as they are to stomach, are so important.

But leaving the group—at least for residents of Somaliland like Qawdhan isn't as difficult as it once was.

He was brutally efficient in the second half, going 9 for 15. "Melo just caught fire," said the Pacers' Paul George, adding: "I felt like we made it as difficult as we could.

Like I said before, as difficult as it is to survive here these days, it does not seem to stop us.

I felt like I was acting like what men refer to as "difficult and needy," but on drugs I couldn't restrain myself.

The announcement should be received well as a deal like this has been perceived as difficult to execute due to the geographic spread of the assets and the requirement to try and align eleven different governments.

Figuring out the trends and who the major players are in an emerging market like India is 10 times as difficult.

However the code is not only voluntary but does not bind signatories to any specific policy steps or processes so it looks like its effectiveness will be as difficult to quantify as its accountability will lack bite.

As a number of early beliefs and published scientific reports about AIDS have been overturned and work progresses slowly, discoveries like the identification of H.I.V. -- as difficult as they were -- are now viewed as the easy part of AIDS research.