Sentence examples for singularly difficult from inspiring English sources

The Nicaraguan Contras are a singularly difficult group to identify.

Trump's combination of bullheaded ignorance and counter-suggestibility makes him singularly difficult to counsel.

A city of traffic-clogged highways and sprawling concrete apartment blocks, Moscow is widely known as a singularly difficult place to do business.

"The Talent Show of the Damned," a Guardian columnist called the final debate last week, acknowledging that the change has come at a singularly difficult time for a troubled country.

What the 13 years since then have taught us is that, while it is not hard for Western powers to do harm in the Islamic world, it is singularly difficult to do any lasting good.

The path from inspiration to vocation, from that artsy late-night feeling to a full creative career, is a long one, and, like rain clouds or the later hairstyles of David Bowie, it is singularly difficult to track.

"We're going to look back in three or four years and see the last 12 months as a difficult but singularly beneficial period of time," Mr. Brennan said.

The therapy (also covered by Atul Gawande in this magazine) is singularly simple to execute but devilishly difficult to describe in prose (as I discovered when writing that section of the story).

Fourthly, each network may behave in singularly novel ways, making general rules difficult to formulate on the basis of the study of individual networks.

The rest is just a lot of middle" - Will Schuester, in a singularly depressing statement "I'm having a difficult time listening to anything you have to say due to the fact your hair looks like a briar patch.

"On paper, it may look a difficult task, but we are singularly determined to close down the gaps between ourselves and the championship leaders".