Sentence examples for undeniably difficult from inspiring English sources

"Law enforcement work is undeniably difficult," it said.

The text is undeniably difficult but at last for me, in Joyce's own words, "the smog has lofted".

In his book "The Audacity of Hope," he describes the "undeniably difficult issue of abortion" and ponders "the middle-aged feminist who still mourns her abortion".

But Thursday's survey proved that while Mr. Estrada's music is undeniably difficult to play and listen to, it is also wildly entertaining to observe.

Whenever it was, it has been undeniably difficult and rubbish being a no supporter throughout the referendum debate, even if we prevail on Thursday, which I rather think we will.

It is undeniably difficult to gather enough evidence to bring the perpetrators of these attacks to trial: the settler community, which numbers more than three hundred thousand in the West Bank, covers assailants in a shroud of silence.

Given the intense regulatory and political pressure on banks to rein in hefty bonuses that encourage excessive risk taking -- as well as what is undeniably a difficult operating trading environment -- will clawbacks soon become a common reality on Wall Street?

Abrams' candidacy in Georgia comes at a time when women of color are undeniably winning difficult elections for Democrats in the South.

Change is undeniably hard.

"Of Modern Poetry," by Wallace Stevens is undeniably dense and difficult at first reading.

"While the state is undeniably facing a difficult budget gap," she said in a statement, "these funds should be used to help Californians stay in their homes".