Sentence examples for be difficult to show from inspiring English sources

There were some scenes that Barney was advised would be difficult to show in Britain, legally.

But outside legal experts said it might be difficult to show the relevance of online opinions, however hostile.

"I'm not saying there is a subconscious bias … what worries me is that we may all be suffering from a subconscious bias which by definition may be difficult to show or to prove".

Levy-Miller says: "We've found it can be difficult to show the person you love that you care when you're many miles away, so it's really important to always make sure that you do the little things.

It may be difficult to show Mr. Chiasson, who was the end of a long chain, had the requisite knowledge of the fiduciary duty owed by the original source of the information to Dell.

So it might be difficult to show where the information came from or that a government official disclosed it in breach of a fiduciary duty in order to aid insider trading by the recipient.

It's difficult to show employment records.

Sometimes it is difficult to show restraint.

It's difficult to show consistency in the Premier League".

That would have been difficult to show, if not impossible, said Mark Williams, an assistant district attorney.

It is difficult to show statistically that drivers have become more reckless in the last decade.