Sentence examples for this is too difficult from inspiring English sources

This is too difficult,' " she recalled.

So far, however, this is too difficult an argument for most Labour politicians to make in public.

But this is too important for us to tolerate the excuse that this is too difficult – we need clear and decisive action from government now.

Benn said Syria was one of the great tests of the modern age, but it was no longer good enough for the world to say "this is too difficult".

Publishers do make mistakes, and I can only imagine that some may have read the first two or three pages and thought, 'No, this is too difficult.' But once you get beyond that, we found it utterly engaging, readable, unputdownable.

Obviously, this is too difficult to do in practice.

The commissioner's office ultimately concluded that this was too difficult.

"There were many, many people, including friends and family members, who told me this was simply not going to happen, that this was too difficult.

But the Forum of Private Business has urged the government to just cut duty if this was too difficult to introduce.

A solution was proposed wherein Clinton could set up a server to forward secure email from her office, but this was too difficult and Clinton balked.

Where this was too difficult to face, denial, humour, showing strength, spirituality, and maintaining normality were mentioned.