Sentence examples for proved a bit difficult from inspiring English sources
Some obliged; older commuters ducked underneath when hurdling proved a bit difficult.
3) Pam or olive oil: I drizzled some olive oil over my semi-burned hand (its coolness felt so good I wondered if it could be a burn remedy as well?) and then set to work smashing another garlic clove, which proved a bit difficult because of the slide-factor.
Match was proving a bit difficult, the vast majority of its profiles and messages coming across as a little sad, a lot defensive, and sometimes even downright hostile.
Finding a noteworthy wine from Illinois, the home state of Barack Obama, proved a bit more difficult.
It proved a bit tricky to negotiate the menu.
Here's why: It could prove a bit more difficult than usual for Congressional Republicans to oppose this plan — because none other than Mitt Romney himself has edged towards supporting a similar approach.
This might prove a bit more difficult at the EU level rather than at the national one.
This has always been a bit difficult to prove, though, because the closer the donor and recipient the harder it will be to detect transfers, just from the sequences of their genes.
"It's just a bit difficult now".
Sometimes it's a bit difficult.
