Sentence examples for be fairly difficult to from inspiring English sources
Gregory says a mortgage involving a loaned deposit "would be fairly difficult to place.
It would be fairly difficult to spot whether a map showed the "French" border or the "Italian" one.
One is that real cinchona bark, also known as kina or quina when employed in Italian amari or French aperitifs, has come to be fairly difficult to access and somewhat pricey.
National space budgets can be fairly difficult to track, because they often include a wide range of activities, spanning not only research and development, but also a number of civilian and defense programs that aren't necessarily housed under agencies that are explicitly dedicated to space exploration.
This fellow, while brilliant, was known around his company as a guy who could be fairly difficult to deal with at times.
One might suspect that the disputed term in this case is the predicate 'statue', but it turns out to be fairly difficult to specify the relevant candidate meanings.
DC: The dog was fairly difficult to draw.
"It's fairly difficult to counterinvade their space," Mr. Osha said.
"It's fairly difficult to believe in this comeback, but anything is possible in football," the striker said.
In practical applications, however, spectra obtained include so many peak frequencies that it is fairly difficult to identify the defect correctly.
