Sentence examples for be equally difficult to from inspiring English sources

Similar pressure might be equally difficult to resist for someone in a substance abuse or juvenile delinquency program.

"In short, it appears that it will be equally difficult to assemble a fair and impartial jury in any district," the lawyers wrote.

Like American settlers heading west, Israeli colonists in the West Bank are the beneficiaries of their very own Homestead Act, and they will be equally difficult to uproot.

"You get a sense from his work of the extreme richness of global culture," the writer Lydia Davis, whose work can be equally difficult to classify, told me.

But it may be equally difficult to convince the Alawites to let up their fight, given that many of them fear a negotiated end to the war would be a prelude to their extermination.

Obviously, the above observations may vary subject to subject since a particular task may not be equally difficult to every subject.

His other claims are equally difficult to sort out.

It is equally difficult to imagine the S.D.F.

It was equally difficult to make myself understood.

And it is equally difficult to measure what progress we're making in tackling it.

It's equally difficult to decide for which club the pressure is greater.