Sentence examples for be difficult to construct from inspiring English sources

It will be difficult to construct the high school.

'Social justice,' in particular, may be difficult to construct at a 'local' scale.

It would be difficult to construct, even if one deliberately contrived to do so, a policy more physically dangerous, more individually criminalising, or more socially destructive.

"It will be difficult to construct a face-saving deal," the Guardian says, but "it is in the interests of both sides that oil is poured over [these] troubled waters".

Since the Taliban constitute a substantial element of Pashtun politics, it would be difficult to construct such a settlement without at least attempting to include some of their leaders.

What is more, it may be difficult to construct more complex queries.

This simulation task needs models, which are difficult to construct.

Indexes are difficult to construct and even harder to perfect, as studies have shown.

The sequence of events that occurred as the crust cooled is difficult to construct.

Perfect invisible cloak requires inhomogeneous and anisotropic media, however, it is difficult to construct by using natural materials.

Adapted coordinates are difficult to construct directly, without an appropriate singularly perturbed model of the dynamics.