Sentence examples for be quite difficult for from inspiring English sources

"By then I think I was quite ready for something that would be quite difficult for me to write.

Asked about a second experimental drug, made by Canada's Tekmira Pharmaceuticals Corp, he said it "can be quite difficult for patients to take".

"I think there is a place for charities, but I think it can be quite difficult for smaller organisations to do that.

"So in my estimation it would be quite difficult for a purchaser to claim not to have knowledge of the deposit".

It's true that you don't have a strong grip on what the tasks set for the contestants actually are, although I gather this can be quite difficult for those watching the audiovisual version, too.

Given current attitudes towards homosexuality in Russia, I'd imagine it would be quite difficult for Lebedev to come out if he were gay, but he says: "No, if I was, I'd come out".

It's quite difficult for me to say.

Further, the level of fines is "quite difficult" for banks.

It's quite difficult for writers to understand.

"Personally, it's quite difficult for me," said Roche.

Telling red wine from white is quite difficult for amateurs, it turns out.