Sentence examples for Legitimately difficult from inspiring English sources

Those are seven legitimately difficult games.

"They are facing legitimately difficult political and institutional constraints".

The most generous answer is that death certificates are legitimately difficult to fill out.

"When you are dealing with a building that has a large business community, a large number of foreign businesses and that is a tourist attraction where the tourists do not have to register by name, it is legitimately difficult to quickly and confidently establish a missing population," Mr. Garratt said.

Because your house is a shithole and it is legitimately difficult to tell.

In Case 40 and 45 discrepancies appeared to arise from personal reporting styles and aggressiveness when faced with a legitimately difficult case.

Finally, we comment on why it is often difficult to legitimately compare results of different investigations of LEC performances.

But cases such as Dr Mori's – where work is flawed and falsified but the results themselves are not particularly surprising or sensational and may even corroborated by others who perform their experiments legitimately – the misconduct is difficult to detect.

Manufacturers say regulation is "difficult" since acid is legitimately purchased for industrial purposes, tanning units and for floor and toilet cleaning.

Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, accused the defendants of "weaving elaborate fictions" and making it "more difficult for those who are legitimately seeking refuge in this country".

Yet the commentary, by Heribert Prantl, also warned about the risks of the debate's taking on a poisonous tone that would only make integration of the many young refugees and immigrants legitimately in the country that much more difficult.