Sentence examples for was difficult to create from inspiring English sources

Bread, particularly the soft crumb inside, was difficult to create because it is so familiar.

On the funding side, since half of the initiative's funding came from private entities, at times it was difficult to create a comprehensive plan when not all the funds were locked in.

Scott Harrison, the managing director of Pacific Strategies and Assessments, a risk consulting firm here, said it was difficult to create the political will to address fraud and tax evasion.

Hugh McGowan, a retired police supervisor who directed the New York Police Department's hostage negotiating team for 13 years, said it was difficult to create a dialogue with a suspect when very little about the person was known.

Yet Dr. Goodwyn, who had helped build political coalitions of blacks, Mexican immigrants, liberal whites and labor unions in Texas before shifting to academics, made it clear in the book that a truly effective populist movement, conceived and mobilized at the ground level, was difficult to create and sustain.

It was difficult to create a color chart, because at the very beginning, I chose 'wrong' colors, colors that were brighter than I had originally thought.

It's difficult to create something.

It is difficult to create a new style, very difficult.

"A sense of urgency is difficult to create," he said.

The former is challenging to preserve, and the latter is difficult to create.

Without this initial "friendly" interaction, group cohesion will be difficult to create.