Sentence examples for are fairly difficult to from inspiring English sources

But let's face it, wasps (and hornets) are fairly difficult to present in a really positive light so wasps tend not to do well in stories.

In relation to the UK population this suggests the PILs included in this study are written at not the appropriate reading age and are fairly difficult to read.

These findings suggest AAO PILs are fairly difficult to read and aimed at individuals with a higher reading age compared to BOS PILs and the recommended reading age level (Tables 3 and 4).

Macro shots are fairly difficult to make 3D.

Such walls are fairly difficult to get perfectly right and can look dreadful when botched.

Flappers would also opt for close-fitting beaded skull caps, which can make an excellent choice if you don't want to be bothered with the hairstyle, since they'll completely cover your hair.[10] Though skull caps are fairly difficult to make, you can buy them from many online costume and craft retailers.

DC: The dog was fairly difficult to draw.

And since officials' national origins are no secret, partiality is fairly difficult to conceal.

"It's fairly difficult to counterinvade their space," Mr. Osha said.

Gregory says a mortgage involving a loaned deposit "would be fairly difficult to place.

"It's fairly difficult to believe in this comeback, but anything is possible in football," the striker said.