Sentence examples for are difficult for both from inspiring English sources

Such agreements are difficult for both sides to uphold.

The Treehouse of Horror episodes are difficult for both the writers and the animators.

In Italy, the disconnect with local production has had an adverse effect on quality; for example, in the 1990s, some of the dried porcino mushrooms exported to Italy from China contained species of genus Tylopilus, which are rather similar in appearance, and when dried, are difficult for both mushroom labourers and mycologists alike to distinguish from Boletus.

Increased dependence and changes in the relationship dynamic are difficult for both people with AD and their family caregivers to accept [ 7].

Experimental manipulations of human mate choice are difficult for both ethical and practical reasons (Kościński 2009), and when assessing the potential biological benefits of choosing one potential mate over another, researchers must therefore rely on other methods.

The McCarthy era was difficult for both.

It was difficult for both teams.

The first few months were difficult for both of us.

"The pitch was difficult for both teams, the first goal of Exeter was their first attack.

Amy Koch, the Senate majority leader, said the deal was "difficult for both sides".

"To hold governors accountable is difficult for both Moscow and for localities," said Mr. Khmurchik, the newspaper editor.