Sentence examples for ultimately difficult from inspiring English sources

This implies a direct connection and enforces a chronology that makes sense, but is ultimately difficult to prove.

In the current financial climate, schools will not be able to fund all of the ICT resources or professional development that they need, and ultimately difficult choices are going to have to be made about priorities.

But I found the augmented controls for information, while interesting and whimsical (yes, that's a little guy playing guitar on the Beatles CD cover), ultimately difficult to use unless movement was kept to an absolute minimum.

The broad level of Operator/OEM support and the extensive range of technology and device types couldn't help but make the platform difficult to market and ultimately difficult for others to accept as a good solution for the marketplace," he says.

Seen in art-historical terms, we have an artist whose work, although inspired by Surrealism and Symbolism, was highly autonomous and ultimately difficult to classify.

Here then is my loving playlist for two kids who remind us all about a sometimes flickering yet ultimately difficult to extinguish force in our world -- a crazy little thing called love.

Hensher is both maliciously witty and ultimately generous – difficult to pull off, but he does it with authority.

Still, the modest charms of "Lucky Guy" ultimately prove difficult to resist, thanks almost entirely to the supremely immodest duo at its spangled center.

Many Sids are at the forefront of the global NCDs epidemic, and tackling the ensuing health problems will ultimately require difficult decisions to be made regarding food imports, health and agricultural policy.

His Hall of Fame candidacy may not be the sure thing that his jumper was in the early 1980s, but it is ultimately more difficult to make a case for shooting him down.

Only by understanding the subtle genetic variations among hundreds of thousands of people by sifting out the molecular misnomers that predispose someone to a particular malady will scientists learn how to better predict, diagnose and ultimately cure difficult diseases like diabetes, schizophrenia and heart failure.