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The phrase "are difficult and sometimes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or complexities that occur occasionally in a particular context.
Example: "The tasks we face are difficult and sometimes overwhelming, but we must persevere."
Alternatives: "can be challenging and at times" or "are tough and occasionally".
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The use of cell cultures allows to explore biological processes that are difficult and sometimes impossible, to study at the level of organisms.
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It's difficult and sometimes seems impossible because everyone wants you to work for free or for 'exposure'".
When I was younger, going to school was very hard, things were difficult and sometimes there wasn't enough money, so I had to drop out.
This is difficult, and sometimes maddening, inasmuch as the person offering the insult is often an idiot and the person being insulted a saint.
But traveling to Jammu during the winter is difficult and sometimes even impossible depending on snow conditions on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway, the road link between Kashmir and India.
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Moreover, fully identifying and modeling the data characteristics in the real time series is difficult and sometimes, even impossible.
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