Sentence examples for still quite difficult from inspiring English sources

Where do you belong?' " "At the high political level," she added, "the relationship is still quite difficult".

The Italian company has been the strategic partner of Jeep's parent company Chrysler since it took part in the faded US giant's rescue from Chapter 11 almost two years ago but it's still quite difficult to get used to the idea that these two rather different groups are now on the same team.

It is still quite difficult for me to get around.

It is still quite difficult for young European college graduates to find a job.

Although several approaches have been developed for planning in nondeterministic domains, solving large planning problems is still quite difficult.

However, despite a remarkable amount of research, morphological control in semiconductor nanoparticle synthesis is still quite difficult.

Hitler is, of course, an extreme example - but fanatical readers with less fanatical persuasions can still be quite difficult to handle.

"It is likely, according to a number of analysts, that if we add up all those figures that were being discussed around Copenhagen, if they're all implemented, it will still be quite difficult to reach the two degrees," Pasztor said.

He convinced Ofsted the judgment was wrong by completing a 20-page factual accuracy check, but says: "I still find it quite difficult to talk about without choking up, and my sleep is very disrupted.

Christopher Gabbey, club secretary, said: "The rough may be slightly less than we would have wished but then the ground will be firm, the greens will be firm and they will still find it quite difficult.

The truth is that I still find it quite difficult to talk about and even think about Sandy Hook, and my heart goes out to each of the victims and their families.