Sentence examples for too difficult to drive from inspiring English sources
Gurdjian said he feared that the freshly laid tarmac would be too difficult to drive on because of sand and hydrocarbons associated with the new surface.
It's too difficult to get started.
A key finding of the UN climate panel's latest report on climate change is too politically "difficult" to drive international climate talks in November, according to the UN's climate chief.
The forest is difficult to drive in -- too dark for sunglasses in most places -- and the car drifts through fractured flickers of intense light, like an old-time movie.
Those fuel-heavy cars are going to be awfully difficult to drive in the opening laps of grands prix, too.
They made it difficult to drive".
Despite this the guns were manually loaded for most of the their operational life as the Armstrong cable drive was faulty and too difficult to maintain.
You will become better with time, but try not to drive yourself into a depression if the realities you encounter become too difficult to bear.
"It's too difficult to beat them".
Cures were politically too difficult to achieve.
