Sentence examples for nearly difficult from inspiring English sources

He did not sound crazy but only like a man who could no longer find work or a challenge that was nearly difficult enough to nurture his extraordinarily demanding inner requirements.

She's one-upped most other girls, though, and taken it to the "nearly difficult to walk" level of sexiness.

State and federal laws make it nearly difficult for both undocumented students to afford college by denying them financial aid or loans, and a few states Alabama and South Carolina even ban undocumented individuals from attending their public universities.

I've tried every other way to relieve the pain: exercise (which is nearly difficult when you have God-given weights attached to your chest), weight loss ( I got down to a size 8, but my large boobs were invincible) and "better" bras which were basically teflon vests.

The right side of the figure shows that ratings by low functioning participants of 10 new floor items, which had the lowest percentage of most difficult to do responses, were rated as being about 12%too nearly 90% less difficult to do than the PROMIS PF-10 items.

"Owning our story can be hard but not nearly as difficult as spending our lives running from it.

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

But as to educational improvement, it is hard to find.DiA: Focusing on teachers, it is very hard to fire bad ones and nearly as difficult to attract good ones.

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.

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