Sentence examples for actually be difficult to from inspiring English sources

In a way, this is an impressive feat; it would actually be difficult to design a less optimal use of taxing and spending.

Here, once-abandoned offices are being bought up and renovated by enthusiastic entrepreneurs, a new modern tram line is being built along Woodward Avenue and it can actually be difficult to find an apartment as vacancy rates are very low.

It feels like it would actually be difficult to make something look as shitty as it did.

Note that the maximum concentration for CsA in water is about 50 μM so that value would actually be difficult to exceed.

Essentially, although efforts are under way to develop procedures for effective isolation of structures for RNA extraction (even particular cell types within complex tissue) [ 21- 25], there is little experimental support for composite structure extractions actually being difficult to interpret or prone to error.

Sometimes, actually, the compassion can be difficult to identify in it because it involves hard choices.

There is also a risk of manipulation or gaming (for example, recording a patient's blood pressure as being lower than it actually is) which will be difficult to detect.

But whether the vaccine actually prevented an infection will be difficult to say, says Günther.

That may be difficult to actually score.

Those on-street grooming cases that are actually reported are difficult to disentangle from other crimes.

Whether the bully-prevention program's consciousness-raising actually works is difficult to know.