Sentence examples for once the most difficult from inspiring English sources

A third way in which the Irishness of Anglo-Irish literature registers itself is at once the most difficult to pin down and the most important: style.

The construction of those wind turbines across the barren Hebei landscape shows that even the Chinese, once the most difficult of nations to convince about the need for greenhouse gas reductions, have got the message.

The left-right-left swerves, with a huge compression and then steep rise to a crest, are taken at more than 180mph and were once the most difficult in F1, but advances in car design have meant they could be taken flat-out in top gear in recent years when it was dry.

The great photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson once said: "The most difficult thing for me is a portrait.

pic.twitter.com/vdLBpnM4rf Once again, the most difficult things in programming are times and dates.

I remember Will Wright once said that the most difficult people to sell ideas to are the team members - I agree.

Steve Jobs once said that the most difficult and important thing to create was not an innovative product but a great organization that could continually create innovative products.

Not only does the project produce hydroelectricity, but it also makes navigable what was once one of the most difficult stretches on the river.

CHINA: Once one of the most difficult nations to bring into the fold, China is positioning itself, if vaguely, to be a leader on climate change.

Tom Stoppard once told me the most difficult thing about writing a play was coming up with the plot, which was why he liked to adapt things.

The move will see the unbeaten Groves leave the Hayemaker promotional stable but the 23-year-old will still be trained by Adam Booth, the man Warren once described as "the most difficult person I have to deal with in all my time in boxing".