This is too difficult for me.

The problem is too difficult to solve.

Foreign policy, too, may prove difficult to manage.

This problem is too difficult for me to solve.

This book is too difficult for me to understand.

At home, too, massive distrust will further complicate an inherently difficult task.

Priestley and other Lunar Society members argued that the new French system was too expensive, too difficult to test, and unnecessarily complex.

This change, too, could give the US a difficult new run for its money.

Here, too, it is not difficult to discern the broad outlines of a solution.

The lessons of the 1990 s aren t difficult to understand and are too important to ignore.

Few foreign journalists venture in it is too difficult and too dangerous for them to work inside the country and local reporters are harassed by the authorities.

We are too conscious that Mr. Jessen Petersen has a tough job and is working under difficult circumstances.

And whenever I go round to somebody who says, You know what, you're working on something that's too difficult.

But the costs are too high to be impulsive, and the storms of political Islam are difficult to forecast.

But, with Myanmar included, this may be too difficult politically, and an ASEAN sub grouping may be more realistic.

It is probably too difficult right now to set a reliable target date for getting all the way to global zero there are still too many difficult technical problems of verification and enforcement to be worked through, as well as the obvious geopolitical and psychological ones.

They argue, further, that it is too complicated to respect individuals preferences, too difficult to tell them how their data is being used, and pointless to treat them as individuals.

He said , ' Do not take me to task that I forgot , neither constrain me to do a thing too difficult . '

Moses said ' Do not blame me for what I forgot , nor press me to do something which is too difficult '

He said , ' Do not take me to task that I forgot , neither constrain me to do a thing too difficult . '

Moses said ' Do not blame me for what I forgot , nor press me to do something which is too difficult '

It is simply too difficult to launch many types of businesses in many places, and to expand those that are started.

This time, too, the key to overcoming the difficult legacy of the crisis will consist in how its origins are perceived.

Western medicine is also too expensive for the average African to afford, making it difficult for them to receive proper care.

They could try to seek opportunities elsewhere, but would find the transition too difficult and return to their place of belonging.

If we want to engage someone in the process of opening boxes to try and find pies, we want to make sure it's neither too easy, nor too difficult, to find a pie.

But they too easily forget the costs of high inflation, and how difficult it is to squeeze it out of the system.

I agree, but reining it in will be difficult as long as the universities and too big to fail banks remain so intertwined.

If it proves too difficult to reach agreement on a substantive equity principle, then an agreement that some carbon Gini coefficients are simply too extreme to be fair could form the basis of a minimum consensus.

It was very difficult for me in the beginning I was told by agents and casting people that my body was 'too weird', that I had a funny accent, and that my name was too long.

There were also, according to Putin s regime, too many public institutions performing too many activities with insufficient oversight, so they were made smaller and given specific tasks from a short centralized list of priorities. Multiple higher courts were too difficult to maintain, so a single court replaced them.

In recent years, they too have been co operative in Germany, though there is some concern that next year s big wage negotiations could be difficult.

If that step proves too difficult for the person or team that made the discovery, a mathematician can then be added by them as a collaborator.

And, to be sure, it would very difficult for countries to cap their trade surpluses in practice there are simply too many macroeconomic and measurement uncertainties.

Whales cannot be humanely killed they are too large, and even with an explosive harpoon, it is difficult to hit the whale in the right spot.

Politically, too, the process of adjustment by deflation in deficit countries is so unpleasant and difficult that many pessimists think it will ultimately prove to be unsustainable.

Think about how an individual responds to a diagnosis of a life threatening illness and how lifestyle changes that previously were just too difficult suddenly become relatively easy.

The Secretary General's action plan is most welcome, as it has opened new avenues for the consideration of issues that may have been bypassed or regarded as too difficult.

For too many years empty promises and hollow exhortations have filled the diplomatic and political airways while the pathways to a better world remain a difficult road to traverse.

Third, just as a new version of existing software often creates compatibility problems with files created with older versions, for EMU, too, transition to the new regime may prove difficult.

Even if freeing up immigration multilaterally seems too difficult to include as part of a Doha round agreement, individual countries could do so unilaterally with the stroke of a pen.

Given the difficult current fiscal situation, public private joint ventures should be explored here too, building on a large body of experience with growth supporting infrastructure investment in developing countries.

Following the difficult years of the Bush presidency, Obama has duly sought to restore transatlantic harmony as well, visiting Europe in April and extending the hand of partnership there, too.

My best guess is that when global uncertainty fades and global growth picks up, global interest rates will start to rise, too. But predicting the timing of this transition is difficult.

Unfortunately, in a 65 member body based on consensus, it is all too easy to obstruct and very difficult to obtain the universal support necessary to adopt a programme of work.