Sentence examples for be a difficult matter from inspiring English sources

It shouldn't be a difficult matter, he says, for the city to begin to classify, store and use some of its underground water, even if not for drinking, then for hundreds of other uses.

BRITO: The manufacturers are a difficult matter.

"I have been thinking about it," Mr. Caballero said, "but it is a difficult matter.

In his case, however, defining that original audience is a difficult matter.

For much of the left, this has been a difficult matter.

"THE naming of cats is a difficult matter, it isn't just one of your holiday games".

Although Mr. Lieberman ultimately voted for acquittal, he acknowledged that reaching a decision was "a difficult matter".

How precisely to end that violence is a difficult matter, and one for which there is no single answer.

While Ms. Pelosi acknowledged that Afghanistan is a difficult matter for Democrats, she said she did not anticipate that the troop buildup would be an overriding issue in the midterm elections.

There was great discussion as to whether it was caused by enemy incendiarism, and since Salonika was full of spies this would not have been a difficult matter; on the previous day Monastir had been evacuated because of a fire caused by incendiary bombs, and Florina had likewise suffered.

Indeed, the naming of elements is a difficult matter.