Sentence examples for be difficult to form from inspiring English sources

They have so much in common, a visitor observes, that it must be difficult to form outside relationships, particularly romantic ones.

With more than 93percentt of the votes counted, it appeared that it would be difficult to form a government at any level without Serbian, Croatian or Muslim nationalists.

These materials are light, strong, and relatively cheap but can be difficult to form into complex geometries.

And with no clear majority it will be difficult to form a new government with an agreed programme.

Subsequent interaction, such as electron transfer, between the co-adsorbates may produce products that would be difficult to form on a surface with a single surface site.

Only the wheels need to be in contact with the climbing surface, which makes it much more useful for climbing surfaces like stone and concrete, which can be difficult to form a vacuum seal around.

But, as usual, it's difficult to form a consistent picture of just how good business really is.

"Until [we] see what [a new bill] adds or takes away, it's difficult to form an assessment but I don't see the need.

"It is difficult to form a clear impression of what Benedict Cumberbatch's character is like from the trailer alone, but we would have preferred to see a trans person in this role," she said.

As I was reading your book, I wondered if it was difficult to form an identity that was clearly your own. A. Well, I've had a separate identity for some time now.

Though she said it is difficult to form friendships when one person could have a 24-month sentence and the other a 200-month sentence, it was an important part of her survival.