Sentence examples for and perhaps even difficult from inspiring English sources

It may be uncomfortable and perhaps even difficult to work for the good of those our culture would rather us despise or exclude (although I doubt it will get us beheaded), but perhaps that's what being a martyr for the sake of love means these days.

Perhaps even difficult.

"Determining whether an automated decision-making process will have "similarly significant effects" is difficult to gauge given that we do not yet understand the full implications of these processes – and perhaps even more difficult to judge in the case of children," Longfield also argues.

She cares for at least four premature babies and, perhaps even more difficult, deals with their mothers.

As the recession continues and perhaps even deepens, it is difficult not to wonder about the next cycle.

However the question of how much they know about their complex environment remained difficult to assess as it is difficult and perhaps even impossible for researchers to precisely know the fructification state of all resources in a large territory in the wild, as, for example, is the case with a large 20 km chimpanzee territory.

Her race to the top of this grueling, though often inconspicuous sport has mirrored and perhaps even aided her country's difficult transformation.

The accident helped him aim his lens at questions about Cuba's future that are difficult, and perhaps even unanswerable, but that are essential to ask as our countries attempt to move forward.

But he acknowledged that it was often difficult and perhaps even disrespectful to do so, particularly when many guests have come specifically to see a place both historic and raw, a place where the remains of some of the roughly 2,800 victims are still being recovered.

The idea that the peace process is exceedingly difficult and perhaps even stalled is not one that many would disagree with.

Nevertheless, using these promoter elements for classification has proven to be difficult and perhaps even disadvantageous for different functional correlations between promoter sequences.