Sentence examples for really quite difficult from inspiring English sources

"It was really quite difficult.

When you're in your 40s, it's really quite difficult, and as for your 50s......

Apparently it's really quite difficult to use a urinal – if you're a woman.

We have been pushed quite firmly into a position we do not wish to be in and it's really quite difficult," he says.

There has been a lot of commentary and some research as to whether cannabis is associated with schizophrenia, and the results are really quite difficult to interpret.

On that final point, there has been a lot of commentary and some research as to whether cannabis is associated with schizophrenia, and the results are really quite difficult to interpret.

DJing is actually quite difficult.

There is a whole infrastructure we would have to rebuild and it would really be quite difficult.

It can really be quite difficult.

"We all do it, I've done it very many times; it can really be quite difficult.

It's quite a tough call really; we find it quite difficult really being honest" [Life skills advisor: SI-D-105] The lack of stroke-specific knowledge amongst (non-NHS) service providers and commissioners was accompanied by perceptions that stroke was a condition of the elderly and therefore work was irrelevant, or that stroke is an acute episode rather than a long-term condition.