Sentence examples for making very difficult from inspiring English sources

"No disrespect to Bernie or the other guys, but he was making very difficult catches look easy".

"By making very difficult budgetary decisions — including the trigger cuts — the Legislature and the governor have strengthened the state's fiscal condition considerably," the report said.

He said: "Given we are making very difficult decisions it's absolutely superb, it's great we've managed to hold onto this seat.

"Program officers are often faced with making very difficult judgments about a proposal," he says.

'The Committee has learned a lot about the merit selection process, but nothing to suggest it is not the best available means for making very difficult, complex decisions,' Smith told ScienceInsider in an e-mail".

It is then no surprise to find out that some investigations shows the potential to reuse as much as 100%, however, industrially produced recycled aggregates contain a certain level of impurities that can be deleterious for Portland cement concrete, thus making very difficult for the concrete industry to use such investigations unless uncontaminated recycled aggregates are used.

Mr Cameron said the coalition had made "very difficult decisions".

"They made very difficult legal and financial decisions right up to the end".

Research to find a "methadone" for stimulants has been made very difficult.

But the evidence from today's report makes very difficult reading.

Headteachers, he observes, must often make very difficult decisions on where to spend their money.