Sentence examples for are difficult to make from inspiring English sources

But they are difficult to make.

They are difficult to make, nonetheless.

Objects in general are difficult to make funny.

Accurate predictions as to what will happen, though, are difficult to make.

The forecasts are difficult to make even in more normal years.

"Pro forma historical comparisons are difficult to make, to say the least," he wrote.

Many terror cases are difficult to make, with the strongest evidence often classified or inadmissible.

While some have called for manslaughter charges in the Rutgers case, those are difficult to make stick.

But historical cross-country comparisons are difficult to make; the data are patchy, and different countries measure differently.

Dr. Bank points out that indexes do not represent short positions, so the comparisons are difficult to make.

Abortion laws are difficult to make, and just as difficult to amend: the 1967 act that legalised abortion was the result of a private member's bill.