Examples of 'proved very difficult' in a sentence
Meaning of "proved very difficult"
proved very difficult - This phrase suggests that a particular task or situation was challenging and required significant effort or struggle to overcome
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proved very difficult
In trials this has proved very difficult.
It proved very difficult to find suitable reference rates.
But managing such a condition proved very difficult.
It had proved very difficult to recruit staff for.
The life style changes have proved very difficult to implement.
It proved very difficult to find a representative range of discussants.
Curbing the trade in illegal timber has proved very difficult.
This has proved very difficult.
The negotiations on these proposals have unfortunately proved very difficult.
To begin with it proved very difficult to put this concept into practice.
Separating radium from the barium in the ore proved very difficult.
It proved very difficult to procure anywhere near sufficient weaponry and ammunition.
Achieving the proper combination of these characteristics has proved very difficult.
This line of experimentation proved very difficult to carry out when it was first conceived.
Taking medical BCIs out of the lab into clinical practice has proved very difficult.
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It has proved very difficult to take them into account in a quantum theory of gravity.
But finding work once in New Zealand proved very difficult.
It has proved very difficult to apply automatic optical inspection in metal strip manufacturing.
The aftermath of the Second World War proved very difficult for the Toyota company.
Yes, it proved very difficult to recover from the Great Recession that followed the crisis.
Non-preferentiality proved very difficult to achieve.
For these men, finding well-paid employment after their job loss proved very difficult.
All such MCLOS systems proved very difficult to use in practice.
As much as the CCP wanted to humor Chairman Mao, the task proved very difficult.
However, it proved very difficult to achieve this.
But with others, some issues proved very difficult.
However, it has proved very difficult to eradicate from the system's computers.
However, numerous other conflicts have proved very difficult to solve.
This technology has proved very difficult to realise with fighting games running at 60fps . ".
Such ideas and ambitious initial plans, however, proved very difficult to carry out.
This proved very difficult to arrange, and ranges under 1,000 feet were difficult to produce.
Occasionally, they were used when a differential equation proved very difficult to solve by traditional means.
According to the school, it had proved very difficult to establish a constructive dialogue with her.
About 1970, I began to experience a health problem that proved very difficult to identify.
That has, thus far, proved very difficult to replace.
Despite his electoral victory, coalition building proved very difficult for Netanyahu.
The notion of " trade share " proved very difficult to calculate in practice.
Action in this area has, however, proved very difficult.
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And it is increasingly difficult for us to exchange letters
Difficult to find fur animals here anymore
You know how difficult this is for me
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I wanta very private conversation with him
He must have loved you very much
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