Sentence examples for be quite difficult because from inspiring English sources

"But for other people it can be quite difficult, because the stone carving in Ahutthaya is very skillful".

If you are trying to take meat from the local area, for example, that can be quite difficult because there is a shortage of abattoirs".

Some residents, says Carmel Morris, senior financial inclusion officer at Golden Gates Housing Trust, will prioritise paying the weekly debt collector over paying their rent: "Someone's coming to your door, and not paying them can be quite difficult because they're very clever, and the tactics and they terminology they use are almost like grooming".

For people with learning disabilities the ability to make decisions might be quite difficult because of the nature of the disability," Toby Williamson, from the Mental Health Foundation, said.

The 2D subspace problem is easy to handle, as shown above; but the search for (18) may be quite difficult, because the projection operator would make the objective function nondifferentiable and lose the common Taylor expansion, consequently it is nontrivial to search for proper stepsize α.

In-Charge, HC3 The Ministry system can be quite difficult because you have civil service rules, where to give warnings everything goes in written form.

"It is quite difficult because they have to reimburse the local authority," says chair Judy Downey.

How did you manage such fast growth? A. It was quite difficult because you're always catching up.

"And I think that pressure is quite difficult, because people think, 'How do I choose when I could do anything?

"It's quite difficult because legally you can't work as a social worker without that 30 days," says Langsford.

We went to Wimbledon stadium and there must have been thousands of people, which in itself was quite difficult because I don't like crowds.