Examples of 'proving difficult' in a sentence
Meaning of "proving difficult"
proving difficult: Describes a situation or task that is presenting challenges or obstacles. This phrase is frequently used to convey that something is harder to accomplish than initially expected
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But early detection of monsters is proving difficult.
Luke was proving difficult to pin down.
This approach was also proving difficult.
It was proving difficult to remove from her system.
Altering their fundamental program is proving difficult.
But it is still proving difficult to beat the thieves.
Reaching a deal before then is proving difficult.
And proving difficult to kill.
But the challenges are proving difficult for her.
It was proving difficult to find the number of draught horses required.
They are once again proving difficult to beat.
I could not tell a soul what was going on and it was proving difficult.
The end is proving difficult.
Driving for efficiencies and digitalizing the process was proving difficult.
And it was proving difficult.
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Reaching an agreement over a new government to prevent further unrest is proving difficult.
Cannabis is proving difficult to fault.
Fulfilling campaign promises is proving difficult.
Today it is proving difficult to oversee the curricula taught in private establishments.
The negotiation is proving difficult.
This is proving difficult as no one answers the phone when we call.
Controlling them is proving difficult.
Various participants observed that stronger coordination of macroeconomic polices among industrial countries was proving difficult.
Convincing them is proving difficult.
It is still proving difficult to launch Regis programmes in the four overseas departments.
Seek medical support if symptoms are proving difficult to manage or causing distress.
The Committee has noted that the deployment of telemedicine is proving difficult.
The southern countries are still proving difficult in a depressed market context.
Privatization of State enterprises is still proving difficult.
Subject proving difficult.
Tropospheric ozone remains a significant problem and is proving difficult to address.
Control of the plague was proving difficult due to the ongoing conflict.
The break with the past left an institutional vacuum that is proving difficult to fill.
But even this reduced level is proving difficult for many of these countries.
But striking a deal with the French club is proving difficult.
Both cities were also proving difficult to penetrate using the traditional dealer system.
Something as simple as maneuvering a wheel barrow proving difficult for savaii.
The Americans are proving difficult to appease and want their human sacrifice.
I wanted to speak to her but she was proving difficult to track down.
It 's proving difficult to untangle myself from that.
Molding into a new lifestyle is proving difficult for the group.
It 's proving difficult to waken our friend.
The clouds coming n over the ocean and the large waves are proving difficult for surfers.
These troubles on Arrakis are proving difficult to manage and our time is running short.
Coordinating all the countries party to the Djerba Declaration was proving difficult.
However, it is proving difficult to implement them.
However, caring for these children is proving difficult.
Nonetheless, it is proving difficult to expand the reservoir of core contributions.
Morwenna is in labour and it 's proving difficult.
Brexit has been proving difficult for a number of industries, not least property.
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Difficult to find fur animals here anymore
You know how difficult this is for me
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Nuance is proving invaluable to achieving this goal
And you are out there proving me wrong
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