Sentence examples for be difficult to give from inspiring English sources
The deal hasn't even been completed yet, so it would be difficult to give a blanket yes".
Some, however, say it would be difficult to give her such a sensitive diplomatic role, given that the Falklands dispute means her neutrality would be questioned.
But Edwards said the same thing last year, and even Pennington concedes that it will be difficult to give him more playing time during the regular season, because shuffling quarterbacks upsets the rhythm of an offense.
But ENDA holds a lot of symbolic power – transgender people have had to fight to even be included in this legislation - so it can be difficult to give up on, even in favor of something far more comprehensive.
"I think it probably would be difficult to give it at a typical jail center -- unless they had an oncologist there with a specialized chemotherapy nurse and the necessary equipment to administer it".
There is still no strict definition of blasphemy, and it can be difficult to give evidence, because even repeating the words that have given rise to the charge is considered blasphemous.
It's difficult to give up perfectionist habits, so be patient.
"It's difficult to give an explanation because the perspective is different," Goto says.
"Mr. Elshani, I know it's difficult to give evidence," he said.
