Sentence examples for proven too difficult from inspiring English sources

He will try to make progress on areas that have proven too difficult for the Northern Ireland parties to resolve.

The prize will highlight technology's potential to tackle the problems that have proven too difficult for successive generations of politicians to solve".

And while our team has focused its energies on exploring every path forward available to us, without that clarity, the challenges have proven too difficult to overcome.

The use of the BRIEF questionnaire allows assessment of executive function in 3- to 7-year-old children as observed by teachers in tasks required in a regular school day compared with other studies that use computer-based tasks, which have often proven too difficult for young children.

Keeping Coulson may prove too difficult.

It did not prove too difficult.

For some people, life without cable proves too difficult.

She paints it on the surface as the thread proved too difficult to weave.

It proved too difficult, so he prepared an easier version in 1542.

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

It might yet prove too difficult to use as widely as its supporters hope.