Sentence examples for be surprisingly difficult to from inspiring English sources

Many small features are overlooked, and even the most prominent structures can be surprisingly difficult to see.

In the wee hours of the morning, it can be surprisingly difficult to find a place to eat.

It turns out to be surprisingly difficult to say much about consciousness that is not highly controversial.

"It can be surprisingly difficult to consciously see such changes," Dr. Koch said, though evidence suggests that neurons may be registering them.

New York has a reputation for never sleeping, but it can be surprisingly difficult to find a restaurant that's up past midnight.

It can be surprisingly difficult to establish that property damage was caused by a sinkhole and not, say, by an incompetent contractor — and recent changes in Florida's statutes have made it harder.

Despite the considerable research that was available in 2000 on biodiversity and ecosystems and on various aspects of human well-being, it was surprisingly difficult to find research at the interface of natural and social sciences and economics.

This is surprisingly difficult to answer.

It's surprisingly difficult to get that information.

This simple problem is surprisingly difficult to solve.

It's surprisingly difficult to settle on an answer.