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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are difficult on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is challenging in a particular context, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policies are difficult on employees, making it hard for them to adapt."
Alternatives: "are challenging for" or "are tough on".
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They are difficult on curbs and stairs and can create hazards in crowded hallways.
There is an a la carte French restaurant on the grounds, but it costs extra (heavy on seafood, with entrees in the $15-to-$15-to-$15-to-$25exclistvely French wine list) and reservations are difficult on short notice.
"I know from experience that these arguments are difficult on the doorstep, where - after years of pressure on living standards and worries about jobs and housing - immigration is deeply unpopular.
If reforms to the process are difficult on the side of the recruiters, some believe it is possible to change the behavior of students.
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It's difficult on one hand because everything has to emanate from me.
"On a wicket that was difficult on day one, 420 was important and good from our batting line-up.
Either one is difficult on its own, but doing both can be a challenge.
Also if you already have children, which we do (one) that's going to be difficult on both.
Parking is difficult on weekends.
The experience was difficult on both sides.
Please be aware that parking can be difficult on campus.
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