Sentence examples for most difficult because from inspiring English sources

Saturday night was the most difficult because of strong currents, he said.

Of all of the great man's mannerisms, he noted, "It's his voice that was most difficult, because he doesn't do anything wrong".

Collecting data on property tax abatements is the most difficult because only a handful of states track the amounts given by cities and counties.

She said the first child leaving is the most difficult, because it permanently changes the family -- no longer the tight unit it has always been.

These games can often be the most difficult because your brain has to switch from quick energetic movements to something a little more serene.

A sitting start is the most difficult because it requires a great deal of arm strength, balance and skill to pull yourself up and along.

They are also among the most difficult to obtain because, with rare exceptions, astronomers cannot measure distance directly and must use a variety of ingenious but uncertain techniques.

But predictability is at its most difficult ever because demand is very thin.

For me, it was my most difficult project because Prince Charles was involved.

Mr. Calce speaks knowingly of the watchmaker's most difficult years because he was there to experience them.

Restaurants are the most difficult thing, because it's not something I've ever been hands-on with.