difficult造句

He made a difficult climb.

She is just being difficult.

It's difficult to please everybody.

It was difficult to clamber the mountain.

I find Russian grammar very difficult.

Without this understanding, astronomy is very difficult.

Dr. Gill says this will be difficult.

This will be difficult but not hopeless.

The examiner asked me a lot of difficult questions.

He intentionally looks for difficult to deal with(ly).

He was a difficult man to deal with.

This is a difficult job--don't rush me.

This area is a minefield, and difficult to play directly.

The coursework you're studying will be difficult, but don't let the difficult days be representative of the good days.

Large flat networks can also be difficult to troubleshoot, and advanced security can be difficult to implement.

I know how difficult it is to follow this grand law of love, but are not all great and good things difficult to do?

This testing methodology makes it very difficult to diagnose end debug error conditions, which may be very difficult to reproduce and happen under such high call volumes.

And giving these stories sizes was difficult to say the least, since estimation is often difficult - will updating a lib on a server affect other seemingly unrelated areas?

It's a tad more difficult and can make the code more difficult to read because it's mixing paradigms (procedural language with pseudo-OO design).

it is difficult not to remember the often-quoted opening of Coleridge's Kubla Khan.

It's difficult to distinguish one of these twins from the other

It's difficult to frown when others are smiling at you, isn't it?

But he failed to bounce back after the difficult chemo, remaining pale and listless.

Emotional trauma, are generally difficult to lose, who can do it back.

This makes it difficult you could say and this is Aristotle's point I think this makes it difficult for the philosopher to be a good citizen of any actual regime.

In this love story, the heroine seemed to have extraordinary strength, all difficulties will be nothing difficult.

For believe me, we know how difficult The Times in the duality are for you. We know how sensitive you are, how vulnerable, how difficult it is for you to still perceive the density of the duality.

Discoversed oneself resembling to enter the cage suddenly, drive marriage a拴, difficult any further go out!

Electricity is unreliable, crime is growing, corruption is endless, the agricultural sector is in crisis, supplies are difficult to get, and criminal gangs and politics are so interwoven that it is difficult to foresee improvements, he says.

Adding a fourth index based on acquisition date, for example, would be prohibitively difficult for the library.

But this form of recycling is an expensive and technically difficult process that is still being perfected.

Trying to maintain a traditional distributed enterprise desktop strategy in this environment can be difficult, insecure, and costly.

The material deprivations suffered by blacks under apartheid were bad enough. But the psychological damage is much deeper and more difficult to eradicate.

Many things are like this. When your heart is in pain, it's the deepest love and the most difficult time to let go.

He felt the light delicate pulling and then a harder pull when a sardine 's head must have been more difficult to break from the hook.

These bones are sharp and extremely difficult to remove without either a strong pair of tweezers or a pair of pliers.

If you judge yourself and let others judge you by how much you own, breaking the habit is going to be doubly difficult, and doubly necessary.

A man's life is entangled in many difficult and puzzled locks, and what is needed is to give up and choose wisely. The only thing that will limit us is our own determination.

The idle sorrow is in the sound of water, like smoke. Floating in the rain rhyme, like fog. The Mongolian, if there is no, it is difficult to dismiss.

Strabo the geographer, writing in the first century, described the city walls high on the crest of a hill, as being steep to the very top and difficult to ascend.

Whichever hypothesis is right (and both could be), South Korea and its Allies find themselves in a difficult position: how do you respond to North Korea without risking escalation?

Someone who suffers from a difficult or complicated illness, may be seen by outside medical experts called in to make a joint diagnosis or may be sent to an outside hospital for treatment.

Life is like an elevator, a step out of ease, a step back will be a flat, a stable balance, loneliness and silence always have different results, a person, a person to press a person, the character is good to write, but the human is difficult to do.

ents who haven't completed their dissertations by the time their fellowships expire face a difficult dilemma:whether to take out loans to support themselves, to try to work part - time at both a job and their research, or to give up on the degree entirely.

In the face of other people's objections, if you have a tat of Tat arguments and refutation, it is difficult for the other person to really accept it from the heart and be euphemistic in the way of expression, and the effect is much better.

Most current software also takes no notice of context. When a user is struggling with a particularly difficult spreadsheet on a tight deadline, for example, the application offers precisely as much help as it offers when he is noodling with numbers in his spare time.