Sentence examples for proved especially difficult in from inspiring English sources

Further, rubble removal, a $500 million problem facing the recovery effort, has proved especially difficult in Fort National.

Military retirees, veterans in particular, must also deal with the trials of assimilation, which have proven especially difficult in the wake of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Coping with the "avalanche of publicity" on the first volume while writing the second, Nemesis, which appeared in 2000, proved especially difficult.

In recent years, the shaky economy has proved especially difficult for the arts, and the symphony accrued a budget deficit of $2 million during the last fiscal year.

Dancing in the "He Loves and She Loves" number proved especially difficult for both stars, thanks to the soggy set.

One idea, to work together, has proved especially difficult.

Empathy proved especially difficult for me whenever I felt vulnerable.

The panels are neither signed nor dated, and have proved especially difficult to attribute.

In particular, the special susceptibility of DAn to neurodegeneration and the progressive nature of this process in PD, together with the presence of Lewy bodies, have proven especially difficult to model in animal models of PD.

The dispute is proving especially difficult for the international community in behind-the-scenes efforts to broker a deal.

But building bone is proving especially difficult.