Sentence examples for apparently difficult from inspiring English sources

But illegal hunting is rare and, apparently, difficult.

And when a business has that power, it is apparently difficult to resist.

Smoke from two fires, apparently difficult for emergency crews to reach, rose on the horizon.

Many people are put off learning Arabic because of the apparently difficult script.

For Stine, who had been hired and fired by another rising American, Mardy Fish, it was apparently difficult to accept.

Bennett, a British immigrant, was apparently difficult to work for and was always wary of sharing design and glaze secrets with colleagues.

Clinically, ambulatory BP monitoring is valuable for confirming suspected white-coat hypertension or evaluating white-coat effect in patients with apparently difficult-to-control hypertension, for detecting masked hypertension, and for gaining a better estimate of BP control among treated patients [ 2- 4].

Alice had been struggling with acceptance and how to make the best of apparently-difficult situations when she bumped into her former friend and lover.

Sexton has watched the eagles ignore lambs in favour of apparently more difficult catches.

Its gorgeous neo-Romantic set, by Eugene Berman, was apparently too difficult to take on tour.

The Olympic sport of doping is apparently more difficult to handicap.