Sentence examples for proves too difficult from inspiring English sources

For some people, life without cable proves too difficult.

If it proves too difficult to get into Tetsuya's, many other city restaurants combine Asian influences with Australian ingredients.

But if it proves too difficult to reach agreement among the 27 EU states, Berlin and Paris said they would opt for a new pact simply among the euro countries.

One video relates a sixteen-month effort to dig a well: a homemade well rig proves too difficult to use, a commercial rig arrives with a defective part, a hydraulic pump breaks, rain and cold weather hinder progress, the plastic casing intended to line the well is too wide, a narrower replacement gets stuck partway down, and on and on.

Living in Weatherfield without Derek proves too difficult for Mavis.

So it's not surprising that when the real deal proves too difficult to get, many immigrants have looked for extralegal means of acquiring phony documents that can fool at least some of the people, some of the time.

Keeping Coulson may prove too difficult.

It did not prove 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.