Sentence examples for that proves difficult from inspiring English sources

It's an image that proves difficult to forget once you have read it, one that cuts into you.

In publishing a table titled "Hunger and Homelessness in America's Cities: A 16-Year Comparison of Data," however, the mayors' survey suggests an annual percentage increase that proves difficult to track.

The steaming method is ideal for wallpaper that proves difficult to remove.

She tries to follow this up with a wink, but that proves difficult.

It was this last part that proved difficult.

"Tell me what happens," he whispered on his way out, a request that proved difficult to fulfill.

It seemed a prudent career move given the high demand for designers (and the lack of jobs for sculptors), but it was a switch that proved difficult.

On a pitch that proved difficult to bat on, leg-spinner Beer (3-22) ripped the heart out of the Middlesex order.

As a "horse soldier", Carpenter and others like him had a steep learning curve that proved difficult and frustrating during the first year of the conflict.

Shortly thereafter, he will be asking Congress to increase the debt ceiling once more, a proposition that proved difficult and politically harmful when confronted in 2011.

During the study, any segments that proved difficult to rate were discussed among the authors.