Sentence examples for be difficult to expect from inspiring English sources

It became clear that if a different approach to qualification improvement is not be implemented in the Lithuanian education system, it will be difficult to expect essential qualitative changes in this area.

"Obviously the roads are not closed to allow training on the descent at full gas until the day before, so in that respect it was always going to be difficult to expect that there wouldn't be any accidents".

As the array size is increased, the fundamental assumption of horizontally homogeneous layering would be difficult to expect.

"At this moment in time it would be difficult to expect the public to back more assembly members if there wasn't a reduction elsewhere," he said.

We see that a vertex having high degree need not necessarily have a higher LCC, as it would be difficult to expect direct links between any two neighbors of the vertex.

"It was difficult to expect that here".

But while it remains faster and cheaper to jump on a plane, it's difficult to expect travellers not to.

On the Internet, plenty happens, and it is difficult to expect much of it to stay private anymore.

"It's difficult to expect a different outcome when an officer is faced with a firearm," he said.

The mistakes were a concern because you can't make them at this level but it's difficult to expect too much because of the inexperience we have".

"It is difficult to expect that consumption will pick up the slack when capital spending falters," said Haruhito Arai, a cabinet office official.