doubly difficult

Examples (20)

• Her disability made taking care of the home and raising a family doubly difficult.
• Navigating a foreign city without a map is doubly difficult when you don't speak the language.
• The bad weather and the steep incline made the climb doubly difficult.
• The task was doubly difficult because it was both physically demanding and mentally exhausting.
• Learning a new language is doubly difficult when you have no one to practice with.
• Starting a new business during an economic recession is doubly difficult.
• Trying to solve the equation was doubly difficult because the instructions were in a foreign language.
• It was doubly difficult for her to adapt, having moved from a tiny village to a huge metropolis.
• Moving to a new country can be doubly difficult if you don't know the local language and culture.
• Achieving a fair settlement is doubly difficult when both parties are unwilling to compromise.
• The task became doubly difficult after the budget was cut and the deadline was moved up.
• The final exam was doubly difficult this year, covering topics we barely touched on in class.
• It's doubly difficult for single parents to balance work and family life.
• Climbing the mountain in a storm made the already challenging ascent doubly difficult.
• The negotiation will be doubly difficult due to the long history of mistrust between the two parties.
• Repairing the antique watch was doubly difficult due to the lack of original parts and specialized tools.
• Recovering from the surgery proved doubly difficult for him because of his pre-existing condition.
• For a shy person, public speaking is doubly difficult.
• Finding a solution is doubly difficult when the key stakeholders refuse to communicate with each other.
• With the new regulations, completing the project on time will be doubly difficult.