Sentence examples for proved particularly hard from inspiring English sources

Some 300,000 people have been resettled so far, many in the southern Oromia region, where it has proved particularly hard to subsist.Frustrated farmers complain of a lack of help in setting up viable villages.

Differential treatment has proved particularly hard to sustain when it comes to measures to deal with undocumented people already in the United States; witness the twists and turns in policy associated with the debates of the 1980's regarding the grant of status to unauthorized migrants.

And it is his Teflon-and-krypton deftness as a politician that has proven particularly hard to counter.

"I keep telling them to stay focused, and not to spend the money before they actually have it," says Chris Kitze, chairman and founder of XOOM.com, an online direct-marketing and community website that went public in December and has seen its share price more than treble.In this section When the bubble bursts Valley of fear ReprintsA crash this time could prove particularly hard to digest.

The Asian market has proven particularly hard for Fleshlight to crack.

The city and its surrounding areas have proven particularly hard to reach for aid groups as a result. .

Thus, the early postnatal (and prenatal) environment appears to program subsequent obesity and provides a potential therapeutic target, which will hopefully translate into improved intervention strategies to affect the epidemic of obesity, a condition which, once manifest, has proven particularly hard to treat.

The book has proved particularly popular as a gift for hard-to-shop-for men.

Ford proved particularly good at this.

Two appetizers proved particularly appealing.

The pixie-ish Spencer proved particularly endearing.