Sentence examples for no very difficult from inspiring English sources

Yet their parental fear and anxiety make implementing appropriate boundaries and saying "no" very difficult.

For a month in the Premier League we've known it'd be almost impossible … no, possible but very difficult, to win the title if we dropped points.

Unless you've just asked the question, "Does my thong smell like clams?" the word "NO" is very difficult to hear.

"Life has become very difficult – no home, no money, no furniture.

"No, it will be very difficult," Villas-Boas said, when asked whether he wants to sign Moutinho.

"No" may be very difficult for your friend to hear as difficult as it is for you to say.

2. No Assurance – It very difficult for the Legislature to have assurance that the specific package of programs proposed by the administration would achieve the greatest reduction per dollar invested possible.

As NO measurement is very difficult in biological specimens, because it is readily oxidized to nitrite (NO2−) and subsequently to nitrate (NO3−) which serves as index parameters of NO production.

"An investigation of this magnitude that began with no leads is very difficult to work," Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna said.

As nitric oxide (NO) measurement is very difficult in biological specimens, tissue nitrite (NO2−) and nitrate (NO3−) were estimated as an index of NO production.

"It will be very difficult -- no, I should say impossible -- to meet demand," said the company spokesman, Mr. Hasegawa.