Sentence examples for be difficult to line from inspiring English sources

"Why risk an unhappy outcome?" She urged us to schedule quickly, because it would be difficult to line up a surgeon around the July 4 holiday.

Make it one continuous piece, and don't make it too thin, as the cut-out pieces will be difficult to line up.

The conifers' extremely large genomes made their sequencing quite challenging, and from the fragments obtained so far, it's difficult to line chromosomes up to look for these duplications.

Still, it can be difficult to draw the line.

It might be difficult to draw the line on what constitutes a human.

If an advertisement on behalf of the church was accepted, he said, it would be difficult to draw the line at adverts for Scientology or Jehovah's Witnesses.

Ultimately, it can be difficult to draw a line between responsibly protecting a child and unnecessarily policing a mother.

It was difficult to draw a line between corporal punishment and abuse, and judges drew that line in different places.

Yet it's difficult to draw a line where we stop "improving" our species.

It is difficult to draw a line between student issues and wider political campaigns.

In many of the recent attacks, it is difficult to draw a line between Al Qaeda and angry, impoverished young men who have easy access to weapons.