Sentence examples for not terribly hard from inspiring English sources

THE politics of the latest attacks by Hindu nationalists on Indian authors is not terribly hard to divine.

It is, after all, not terribly hard for a dictatorship to build roads and railways faster than a democracy can.

It's not terribly hard to imagine what reactions Justine Sacco gets when she says she is from South Africa.

The mondial is becoming just a little mundane, and the culprit is not terribly hard to spot.

But instead of the respect that ought to be afforded someone of Herc's stature, he'd been made to sit in reception while staff tried, not terribly hard, to find Red Alert.

In fact it's not terribly hard to find — a brief bus ride or a somewhat longer walk along the Via Ostiense from the Ostiense train station, which lies at the base of the Aventine Hill and at the edge of the Testaccio neighborhood.

This crown is not terribly hard-won, but Rhong-Tiam competes with the best of Queens, and it's always exciting to find a place where chefs grind their own curry pastes and, Mr. Yang said, spend a lot of time extracting the milk of fresh coconuts.

And it wasn't terribly hard, in my opinion, but it had lots of fun stuff to fill in.

"I stumbled upon this almost by accident, and it wasn't terribly hard to do.

This isn't terribly hard, but it does take a little practice to figure out how to align the camera for the best shot given the scant few seconds before the self-timer on your camera activates.

Building a super-tall tower isn't terribly hard, but if you're playing in survival mode it's easy to die from an accidental fall, so watch out!