Sentence examples for actually fairly difficult to from inspiring English sources

"Cotton is actually fairly difficult to dye and there is a lot of associated pollution," says Michael Harari, president and co-founder at ColorZen.

"One of the things I like most about the new format is that it's actually fairly difficult to just take videos that exist online and simply repost them.

While the feature for years has been touted as a way to remember significant events, it's actually been fairly difficult to relocate your older life event posts from years ago.

I actually find it fairly difficult to find someone to speak French to me, as everyone is keen to practise their (generally excellent) English.

It's a qualifying statement that makes the rest of their pledge fairly difficult to interpret, because, well, what does it actually mean?

DC: The dog was fairly difficult to draw.

I soon discovered that Madison remains fairly difficult to reach.

And since officials' national origins are no secret, partiality is fairly difficult to conceal.

Gregory says a mortgage involving a loaned deposit "would be fairly difficult to place.

"It's fairly difficult to counterinvade their space," Mr. Osha said.

Of those who remember getting the letter, 37% found it very or fairly difficult to understand.