Sentence examples for would be as difficult from inspiring English sources

Mr. Netanyahu hardly knew that it would be as difficult to get a ticket here.

Assigning the political component of the Attorney General's office to the President's lawyers would be as difficult as defining it.

Changing a culture towards more recognition of security was a task I didn't anticipate would be as difficult".

Galgano objected that that would be as difficult as splitting a rock and to prove his point he struck one with his sword.

It was clear, when the African National Congress (ANC) came to power in 1994, that fostering a new black business class would be as difficult as it was desirable.On the face of it, black business has blossomed.

Receiver Hank Baskett spent his first four seasons with Philadelphia, and when he arrived in Indianapolis this season, he knew that few offenses would be as difficult to learn.

Suddenly, I wondered if perhaps this baby thing wouldn't be as difficult as I'd feared.

"It wouldn't be as difficult as coming out here so I think it would be a great chance to get everybody out in the same stadium and embrace the occasion".

This would reduce the efficiency of selection, it would take longer to lose the shallow-water adapted fish, and the effect would not be as difficult to reverse.

"It wouldn't be as difficult if I was a little bit taller," Gardner joked.

Mr. Yoshino said many fuel economy goals would not be as difficult to reach as competitors had implied.