Sentence examples for nearly as difficult from inspiring English sources

But neither is it nearly as difficult as the Romney campaign has made it seem.

Of course, my introduction to racism wasn't nearly as difficult as my mother's, either.

Undoubtedly this was hard work for the performers, and nearly as difficult for listeners who went the distance.

His prose is nearly as difficult as his poetry, and, consequently, his works rarely have been read outside of India.

Other than the nighttime pangs, he did not find the trial nearly as difficult as he imagined.

A dirty bomb, in which radioactive material is dispersed by a conventional explosive, is not nearly as difficult to build.

Because of what they did, the odds of winning Powerball went up from 1 in 175 million to 1 in 292 million, nearly twice as difficult.

While Mr. Bloomberg has staked his mayoralty on the success of his education policies, his housing proposals are almost nearly as aggressive and difficult to achieve.

But it's not nearly as overwhelming or difficult once you know and honor your truest, most wonderfully lovable self.

"Submerging [the three committee bills] into one is not nearly going to be as difficult as bringing the House and Senate together," he said.

"I think probably the only piece we've ever done that approaches Mahler Nine is 'The Rite of Spring' by Stravinsky -- we've done that a couple of times, although it's not nearly as long". The Mahler piece is difficult both in its composition and in its themes, according to Pratt, requiring much concentration by him and the student musicians.