Sentence examples for That looks difficult from inspiring English sources

BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read: "Lancashire stuck at it really well on a long hot day in the field, bowling on a slow pitch that looks difficult to score quickly on and might only get slower.

"Wow, that looks difficult".

Tim Yeo, chairman of the committee, said: "We believe the UK's shale resources should be exploited, but that looks difficult given local opposition to drilling.

For Brexit to be thwarted would require a majority in Parliament to pass a new law, and that looks difficult.

It is the nature of big capital that it avoids things that look "difficult" and it is unlikely to want to bet against government policy.

And it involved teaching him to take a deep breath or ask for help before he got totally overwhelmed by an assignment that looked difficult.

Look up words that look difficult to pronounce (this is common in poems written before the 1900s,) and practice saying the words that are difficult so that you can read them straight away while recording.

"The plan is to deliver the vote on Tuesday," a cabinet source said after the meeting, adding that the prospect "looks difficult but that is the plan".

The target that India has looks difficult, but is achieveable," said Irani.

Building it would require a feat of negotiation and compromise with his political opponents that right now looks difficult, if not impossible, to achieve.

Note that Condition (i) in Theorem 3.1 looks difficult to verify but it is useful for applying the Theorem 2.1.