Sentence examples for be difficult to resolve from inspiring English sources

Zittrain said it may be difficult to resolve the matter definitively.

When the converter of an offshore wind turbine malfunctions, it could be difficult to resolve due to poor accessibility.

The "genocide question" will be difficult to resolve; Armenia will have to recognise Turkey within its existing borders too.

Since both the Pulitzers and the National Magazine Awards are administered by the Columbia University School of Journalism, this anomaly should not be difficult to resolve.

"They think, 'I will free myself from this man who is generating violence,' " without preparing for the many other matters that could be difficult to resolve.

That legal issue may be difficult to resolve but, from the looks of it, not half as difficult as the political issues surrounding the trial.

Certainly, these questions are difficult to resolve.

As the New York Times' Charlie Savage notes this morning, the conflicting claims are difficult to resolve.

The therapeutic problems of giant incisional hernias of the abdominal wall are difficult to resolve.

Inappropriate planning can cause implant loss and aesthetics problems that are difficult to resolve.

However, the St. azoricus-like phylotype was difficult to resolve and some micro-heterogeneity was observed within this phylotype.