Sentence examples for tremendously difficult to from inspiring English sources

And yet it is tremendously difficult to write an original Christmas standard, as Mariah Carey's "wintry dominion" proves.

It's been tremendously difficult to find the strength to write, and a big part of this relapse has been a return of vertigo.

"The jury found it tremendously difficult to choose a winner as the shortlist was of an exceptionally high quality this year," said judge Adrian Wootton.

I'm skeptical, not just because there's a dearth of great PCP-inspired literature but because writing a book is a mountain that is easy to start and tremendously difficult to finish.

(OK, one more: it's usually tremendously difficult to properly credit the originator of a viral hashtag – which are often created by black Twitter users in general and by activist populations in particular – because Twitter searches are so damned difficult).

Dr. Christiane Nusslein-Volhard, a Nobel Prize winner from Germany, has performed a similar gigantic screening on zebra fish, but using chemical agents rather than viruses to produce the mutations, so it remained tremendously difficult to isolate the gene that had mutated.

"It's tremendously difficult trying to to keep a League Two football club going," Heys continued.

It's a tremendously difficult balance to get right, of course, and better to err on the side of subtlety.

For any man or woman to report to the police a domestic or sexual crime is a tremendously difficult thing to do in our climate of indifference, disbelief and victim-blaming.

It has to be made perfectly every day, and that can be a tremendously difficult thing to do in a restaurant.

"It has been a tremendously difficult decision to reach.