Sentence examples for quite how difficult from inspiring English sources

It's also easy to underestimate quite how difficult it is to create a decent-looking car.

Given their subsequent collapse, it is easy to forget quite how difficult Hull were to beat at the beginning of the season.

Partly due to students' perceptions about the poor salaries in the profession, coupled with the fact that many people just didn't realise quite how difficult the job was, they didn't think it would be challenging enough for them.

David chose: No nuclear power in 2050 Energy crops grown on an area twice the size of Wales 60% of cars powered by electricity I guessed it would be difficult to get down to 20% CO2; I didn't realise quite how difficult.

On a more nuts and bolts level, these past few days have been a valuable reminder of quite how difficult it is becoming to rig an election.

Quite how difficult space walking could prove to be was first brought home to Nasa in 1966, when astronaut Gene Cernan left the confines of the Gemini 9 spacecraft for the world's third EVA.

Our random KO results demonstrate quite strikingly how difficult it is to find high order MCS in the E. coli metabolic network (Table 1).

"It is a bit like childbirth - when it's all over, you forget quite how serious and how difficult it all was.

"I never quite realized while I was playing how difficult it was to stay healthy for that long.

It's difficult to explain quite how odd it is to discover such a huge space hidden in familiar surroundings.

A vanity project for its writer/producer/director/star Tommy Wiseau, it is difficult to describe quite how appalling the film is.