Sentence examples for was intensely difficult from inspiring English sources

The investigation was intensely difficult; technically, physically, emotionally.

It was intensely difficult to extract from, partly because I'd had a few drinks, and also because I didn't want to irritate this man, or offend him, or make any kind of scene.

You eventually decide to leave: but where do you go? Leaving abusive relationships is intensely difficult.

It will be intensely difficult for CCGs to establish an alternative centre of gravity.

Naipaul had a breakdown at Oxford, and the years immediately after his graduation, as he looked for work in London, were intensely difficult.

For doctors, the situation is intensely difficult as they have to explain to parents why they are carrying out investigations on a child who has what appears to be suspicious fractures or burns.

However, this work has proved to be intensely difficult and in 2001, the UK's three main cystic fibrosis research groups – in London, Oxford and Edinburgh – decided to co-operate on a single, ambitious project.

But the track cycling team, which their coach Shane Sutton likes to call "the most successful sports team in British history", are hoping it will not be too different, even if replicating the successes of London, and Beijing before it, will be intensely difficult.

I've found mountain biking in Colorado to be intensely difficult, humbling and stressful at times, but with so many amazing highs and such a great community of athletes.

And that standard was intensely personal and difficult to predict.

"We know he was intensely private, and however difficult this might be for someone who has has any interaction with Gareth, it would really help us if they came forward so we know if that side of his life had any relevance to his death".