Sentence examples for terribly difficult to get from inspiring English sources

"Right now, it's terribly difficult to get any financing, and the affordable-housing component is a significant charge," said Mr. Erickson, whose condominium projects include One Rincon Hill and the Bridgeview Tower.

Even to his friends, "he can be just terribly difficult to get along with," said Phil Isenberg, a former state assemblyman from Sacramento who "fell in love" with Mr. Freeman when he headed the utility there.

"Heavy coverage can be chic, but it's terribly difficult to get right.

She was terribly difficult to get to know at all, and awfully lonely, I thought, in spite of all her friends don't you think so?—but I can't imagine Music without her".

With all these books and experts you might think it is terribly difficult to get high ranking and there are exact steps to take and if you take those steps, you will be at the top.

"Working directly with the UN, I always found it's terribly difficult to be supported, terribly difficult to get information, and terribly difficult to work with them" (#16; F36 years; Public Health).

Paperbound and terribly difficult to find, almost never in good condition.

This era of collaboration will be terribly difficult to develop.

Not only was the right mould terribly elusive, it also proved very difficult to get the active ingredient out of the liquid which the mould produced.

Funding was difficult to get.

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).