Sentence examples for be especially difficult given from inspiring English sources

And defending the World Cup will be especially difficult, given that the hosts in 2014 will be Brazil, winners five times.

Accomplishing this for species in the Northeastern U.S. may be especially difficult, given the rarity of drought occurrence and high diversity of species in this region.

Pain in the elderly population is especially difficult given the myriad of physiological, pharmacological, and psychological aspects of caring for the geriatric patient.

Second, the conspiracy charge could be especially difficult to prove, given that Anonymous boasts of being leaderless and free-floating.

The winter shopping season is always volatile — sales during the quarter can make or break a retailer — but this year's performance figures could be especially difficult to forecast given the effect of recent hurricanes, unseasonably warm weather and fast-paced online growth.

Her work is grounded in feeling, which can be especially difficult with digital work, given how cold technology can come across.

But in dozens of interviews this week, gay and lesbian residents said it could be especially difficult to be gay in the Bronx, given the macho culture of the street, the local gang codes and the storefront churches that call homosexuality a sin.

The assertions by Mr. Chang that he gave envelopes full of cash to Mr. Torricelli may be especially difficult to prove.

Brianna gives an introduction to some of the reasons why the impacts of climate change can be especially difficult for women to overcome.

His battle figures to be especially difficult.

The early weeks or months may be especially difficult.