Sentence examples for tremendously difficult for from inspiring English sources

Before Britain joined the EU (then the EEC) in 1973, it was tremendously difficult for European and international artists to enter the country.

If delivering consistent, high-quality service in a complex people business is tremendously difficult for one company, think about trying to get a group of companies to do it.

This would be tremendously difficult for France to replicate.

Banking has been tremendously difficult for cannabis companies.

It becomes tremendously difficult for extremists to recruit people if they can't convince them that they have some moral high ground, and by going directly to the Muslim people and being honest with them, President Obama has a chance of regaining the moral high ground in the eyes of the Muslim world.

"It has been a tremendously difficult period for the families and for all Australians.

Going into university as a student can be a tremendously difficult transition for some individuals.

"This has been a tremendously difficult time for all of us," Wade said.

She said the women had volunteered at a tremendously difficult time for them and their families.

The Europas were an order of magnitude bigger this year, with over 1,000 entries making it a tremendously difficult task for the 75 judges – drawn from entrepreneurs, investors and the media – to pick out the winners.

Everyone on your divorce team recognizes that this is a tremendously difficult time for you, and it's no surprise to anyone that you may not be able to think clearly about matters like the division of your assets and their tax implications or what your living expenses might be ten or twenty years from now.