Sentence examples for be difficult to speak from inspiring English sources

Some of the culture you're exposed to at university can be difficult to speak out against – particularly for people who are disempowered due to gender, ethnicity, disability or sexuality.

Basically, Kepler hopes to handle any type of communication where it would be difficult to speak to connected machinery or devices using traditional terrestrial cellular networks.

If this is your situation and you feel like a "worker bee," with a supervisor who is remote or hard to approach, it can be difficult to speak up and make your concerns known.

In the beginning, it may be difficult to speak to your skills with confidence.

It may be difficult to speak about now, but it just might prevent a divorce in the future.

… But it is difficult to speak of the Society.

"It was difficult to speak, but they are so happy for me," del Potro said.

"More and more it is difficult to speak as an artist," admits George.

Zena says: "It is difficult to speak up about racist jokes without being seen as too sensitive".

BEFORE Sept. 11, 2001, it would have been difficult to speak meaningfully about a "neoconservative foreign policy".

"I tried to ring home in the dressing room after the game but everyone was ecstatic and it was difficult to speak, it was so loud.