Sentence examples for proved too difficult and from inspiring English sources

It has so far proved too difficult and divisive to write a permanent constitution for the post-Mubarak era.

Nine years ago the NFL cancelled a pre-season game between Seattle and New England in China when logistics proved too difficult and the league chose to focus on London.

But the task of developing WordPerfect Office for Java proved too difficult, and it never went beyond the beta stage.

"Road access to the store site proved too difficult and expensive to resolve, the plan was not workable, so we did not submit an application".

Working with Barrett eventually proved too difficult, and matters came to a head in January while en route to a performance in Southampton when a band member asked if they should collect Barrett.

For the men with visual impairment, there were no significant differences in the unstable platform protocol test; however, this test was not performed for 30% of the respondents (n = 5), for whom it proved too difficult and who were excluded from the study as a result.

(Incidentally, the credit hour was preceded by a form of competency-based evaluation in the late 19th century, in which university admission involved oral and written exams. However, this system tragically proved too difficult to standardize and measure, so the simpler credit hour standard was born).

When the plan proved too difficult to execute and Wall Street found it did not like Sara Lee, the company's latest squad of new management chose a breakup as the only viable option.

This task was not administered to many of the RA group as it proved too difficult for most and thus the results for only two groups were analysed.

But uprooting his family of 12 proved too difficult, so he stayed put and says that over the years and despite his perspective on his son's incarceration, he has been accepted back into the fold of Colony life.

The venture was a logistical nightmare and proved too difficult for Yousef.