Sentence examples for not terribly difficult from inspiring English sources

The base code is slightly more complicated, but still not terribly difficult.

And it's not terribly difficult to figure out who killed him.

"A lot of what we call acting is not terribly difficult," he said.

Lundqvist made clean, if not terribly difficult, saves on the other two.

I tend to think that what Al Qaeda did was beautifully conceived but not terribly difficult to do.

The footwork was not terribly difficult; sevillanas are low on the kind of lightning-quick rallies that characterize other forms of flamenco.

Interviews with 30 chefs provided dozens of lessons for the home cook that aren't terribly difficult and don't cost much money.

This isn't terribly difficult to do, given that Mrs. K. has such a lovely, seductive voice: it sounds like a flute floating above the babbling brook of her various reminiscences.

After all, throwing up a landing page with an email submission form isn't terribly difficult.

The money trail on the bank bill isn't terribly difficult to follow.

A 7-foot sausage wearing a chef's hat and a bowtie would not seem terribly difficult to track down, but the Cedarburg police have not had any luck finding the $3,000 costume, which is owned by Klement's sausage company.