Sentence examples similar to are surely difficult from inspiring English sources

Being unwillingly unmasked by the Sun's Gordon Smart was surely difficult enough for the actual Will Bevan.

Opening a theater anywhere, any time is surely difficult, but to embark on the mission in a depressed area when the economy is bad is especially risky.

But for all we (and Uefa) might suspect it was an Albanian flying it, without proof it is surely difficult to censure them for it.

Existing smokers only", which, they tell me, is intended to deter children and non-smokers – something that is surely difficult to achieve when there is currently no age restriction on the purchase of these products.

It is surely difficult to make much of a hero of him at this time: he dismayed his Democratic colleagues by abstaining from the Senate vote to condemn Joseph McCarthy, whom he "rather respected".

In addition, the numerical results give a proof again that exciting SPP enhanced LSPR signal at near-field for the terahertz wavelength is surely difficult than that of the visible case.

It is surely difficult for self-incompatible species to reproduce on islands compared with self-compatible species, as mentioned by Baker (1955).

Getting into a medical college is surely difficult.

The manual skills and gestures are surely more difficult to evaluate objectively than fundamental knowledge.

"We're facing two matches that are surely the most difficult of the qualifying series.

A "Noise complaints by tenants against other tenants are probably the most common complaints a property manager receives, and are surely the most difficult complaints to resolve," said Thomas P. Higgins, a Manhattan lawyer.