State media attacks impugn their work and motives, making it terribly difficult for these groups to gain ordinary citizens' trust.
"The presidential pardon...was terribly difficult for me to take, rather than stand there and fight it out," said Nixon, "but I took it".
One hand clutching the puppy, the other holding onto the top edge of the door for dear life, with the driving rain making it terribly difficult for us.
"It is terribly difficult for teachers who think of themselves as a sage on the stage to get used to the idea of being a guide on the side," Nunamaker says.
This naturally makes it terribly difficult for smaller films to find an audience.
It must have been terribly difficult for Chris, being with someone who didn't find him desirable".
"It probably wouldn't be terribly difficult for you to find medallions that have been converted into wall clocks," Mr. Fromberg said.
Terribly difficult for me as a man, yes, because it was forcing me to rethink everything I once believed.
It can be terribly difficult for government to secure financing for new programs -- let alone for prevention programs, which are often the last funded and first cut.
It is terribly difficult for a new charity, even a breakthrough one like Give Directly, to grow quickly enough to make a substantial impact, particularly where, as here, the organization has relatively modest experience in fund raising and marketing.
