Sentence examples for truly difficult to from inspiring English sources

Once you eliminate the obstacle of vocabulary, it is death, not language, that is truly difficult to parse.

"The juxtaposition between an independent expenditure committee and public financing is truly difficult to explain," Mr. Cuomo said.

It's truly difficult to make the cut: Washington and Oregon's young wineries barely creep into auction catalogs.

But the verdict delivered against 15 handgun manufacturers by a federal jury in New York on February 12th was so confusing that it is truly difficult to know which side won.

It ends after explaining that some people don't want to pay more to cover those who are insured, and a cartoon Obama, with tears on his cheeks, pleading, "American people, you are truly difficult to serve!

As well as it should: it is truly difficult to imagine corruption and lawlessness more extreme than having the government explicitly place the most powerful factions above the rule of law even as it continues to subject everyone else to disgracefully harsh "justice".

This is a truly difficult dynamic to surf.

What is truly difficult is to reorganise all the internal processes.

Ulsan has fallen out of contention for the title — with such a domestic schedule it would be truly difficult not to do so — but it has not been championship threat since winning in 2005.

What's truly difficult, however, is to understand how Barclays hopes to meet its high-minded pledges to reform pay in the interests of the owners.

Working in the foodservice industry gives you a unique perspective into what it means to "serve" guests, as well as how truly difficult it is to run a restaurant.