Sentence examples for that very difficult from inspiring English sources

I found that very difficult.

Many presidential relatives have found that very difficult to do without trading on their connections.

But her decline happens so quickly – I found that very difficult to come to terms with".

I think he found that very difficult to cope with, especially in a place like Sunderland.

"I think Bruce found that very difficult to deal with," Dr. Neitlich said, referring to Dr. McClennan.

"I think he managed that very difficult number of years without getting upset or hostile," Mr. Luers said today.

"Yet we have found that very difficult to do while working with large multinational clients," which often require international travel and constant availability.

But then the root of the malaise about investment research on Wall Street may not be the rotten advice on what stocks to buy, but the rotten advice that very difficult decisions about investments could ever be easy.

A succession of cabinet ministers, ranging from the health secretary, Andrew Lansley, to the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, tried to dampen the euphoric mood today by stressing that very difficult decisions lay ahead on cutting the deficit.

It is Ms. Goldstein's achievement in this volume that she has managed that very difficult task of making palpable the sort of cerebral ardor possessed by scientists and thinkers working at the very height of their powers.

"The hardest thing has been people staring at him," says Lee. "I found that very difficult at first.