Sentence examples for are very difficult to understand from inspiring English sources

"Without a knowledge of the art of dancing," says the sage, "the rules of painting are very difficult to understand".

"The algorithms that govern the movements of asset prices are very difficult to understand for any C.E.O.," he added.

But the thing with pensions is that they are very difficult to understand and I suppose we will go with the flow at the time".

"They are very difficult to understand because they don't appear to have the direction which would give the security services a trip wire".

It looks like when you meet other clubs and you have an English passport, you hit these prices which are very difficult to understand compared to the quality of the players.

They are very difficult to understand and oftentimes inscrutable".

13 Furthermore, we argue that it is very difficult to understand the changing impact of educational credentials on psychiatric disorders without understanding the significance and role of education in the broader political and labour market context.

"What's going on now is very difficult to understand".

And it's very difficult to understand and handle.

"It would be very difficult to understand what I was saying".

"It was very difficult to understand the time you have for your own projects," she said.