Sentence examples similar to be little difficult to from inspiring English sources

Since the lightning frequency is very high, it is little difficult to distinguish recovery curves and electric field changes produced by lightning.

[Full disclosure: this is a transcription of a Trump speech so it's going to be a little difficult to follow.].

"Since meat and cheese are rationed, sandwiches may be a little difficult to provide.

They can also be a little difficult to find and are more expensive than latex condoms.

Kennedy asked the signholder, "Don't you think it's a little difficult to be both?" In Jeffersonville, he enjoyed addressing hecklers: "You mean it isn't unanimous?

It might be a little difficult to go to the bathroom, but it is what it is.

It may be a little difficult to explain clearly, particularly given that it's only one way movement that will be guarded against.

While this may be true, it's a little difficult to take Sandberg's recall on the word seriously.

But cars are primarily built to be driven, so it is a little difficult to ignore any shortcomings there, surely?

Without knowing more about your research field and the aspects of thyroid hormone you are studying, it's a little difficult to narrow down specific funding opportunities.

I think it would be a little difficult to Occupy".