Sentence examples for new difficult from inspiring English sources

These can prevent or ameliorate the burnout that may occur in new, difficult, or threatening tasks.

It is new, difficult to pin down, and hard to understand.

Many of my contemporaries were restive in their assorted jobs too, and while some were planning to slouch towards retirement, others longed to start all over again doing something new, difficult and worthwhile.

How can I learn to love someone new?" Difficult to imagine a more threadbare sentiment, but the spare arrangement was striking — a slow rise that her left hand took through the E-flat-major scale, note by note, until Spektor's voice rose into mezzo-soprano range and released a torrent of feeling.

Before the second world war, German science had demonstrated facts which, when war erupted, became crucial: a fissionable component of natural uranium which could produce a nuclear chain reaction; the existence of a possibly fissionable element 93 or 94, and a substantial lead in a new, difficult, but potentially important aspect of civil and weapons research.

You should try to get used to making these new, difficult decisions.

This army of millions became a new, difficult-to-control political force, and various veterans' associations sprouted up around the country.

As to the question of privation as being key to hardening activists' commitment, I'm confident that for every task that is automated by the internet, new, difficult-to-simplify tasks will well up to take their place.

And I found selling ads on Saddleworth News difficult.

Developing something new was difficult.

But the tenant blacklist makes finding a new apartment difficult.