Sentence examples for be difficult to actually from inspiring English sources

It can sometimes be difficult to actually see how gorgeous the image on the screen is because it's so hard to look at.

Google appears to be seeking ways to tap into the developer community and skills in China without having to take big steps like relaunch the Play Store, something that has long been speculated but would be difficult to actually pull off.

That may be difficult to actually score.

Otherwise, "It could be difficult to actually verify to what extent they're seeing through this promise".

Even with concrete goals, it can be difficult to actually complete them without a regular work structure.

It's difficult to actually pinpoint where the speed comes from, it's just generally a lot more snappy.

For many poor or elderly people, it is difficult to actually acquire a certified copy of a birth certificate.

"It's difficult to actually talk to people you've connected to on social networks since you rarely know their telephone number.

"The scale [of illegal mining in Ghana] is so vast it is difficult to actually quantify," said Brigadier General Daniel Mishio, chairman of Ghana's national security commission for lands and natural resources.

But unless you know exactly where to look, it's difficult to actually find actionable information.

In fact it is difficult to actually depict the effectiveness of measures for reducing vulnerability and increasing resilience, which would finally reduce damage and risk.