Sentence examples for surely the most difficult from inspiring English sources

"We're facing two matches that are surely the most difficult of the qualifying series.

New York is surely the most difficult market for ESPN to crack.

Like Pérez, the Mexican had missed some decent openings but he finally scored again by converting surely the most difficult of the lot.

Surely the most difficult sell for President Kim Jong Il in the North will be to justify having outsiders contribute to the national welfare.

A "Noise complaints by tenants against other tenants are probably the most common complaints a property manager receives, and are surely the most difficult complaints to resolve," said Thomas P. Higgins, a Manhattan lawyer.

Such is the state of Australian cricket now, expectations low as can be, the new captain's messaging task is as critical as any other part of his job – surely the most difficult in the sport.

The past 22 days have surely been the most difficult.

The art content of jigsaw puzzles is underscored by what must surely be the most difficult one of all: it would take a brave soul to attempt putting together a Jackson Pollock painting.

I always think Borgen is stronger when it's tackling the domestic questions than the big political ones – and how to make a clean break while also being a good parent is surely one of the most difficult.

But it's not always easy: as our army of cleaners, au pairs and personal trainers would testify, a crushing fear of appearing rude surely makes the British the most difficult people to serve in the world.

In what has surely been one of the most difficult winters of his baseball life, Lasorda estimates that he has given about 45 speeches and that he'll make 15 more before the National League West champions report to Vero Beach, Fla., next week.