Sentence examples for be very difficult as from inspiring English sources
But it's going to be very difficult as long as Djokovic stays healthy, because this kid has got the flat ball".
In fact, checking the credibility of a refugee's story can be very difficult as they might not be able to relay it properly.
Google and the security researchers it worked with said it was not known whether hackers had already exploited Meltdown or Spectre and that detecting such intrusions would be very difficult as it would not leave any traces in log files.
Claude Guillier of the CPE-CGC union in Loiret, where the latest bossnapping took place, said: "It's going to be very difficult as we go into May and June, these things generally deteriorate in the spring in France.
Ministers said that meeting their target to halve the number of children brought up in financial hardship would be "very difficult", as new figures have revealed no change in the number of children living in poverty between 2006 and 2008.
"Obviously, it's going to be very difficult as it is for everybody in this business," said Michael Youngman, director of marketing for the Caribbean Tourism Organization, speaking early this month of the islands' outlook for the high winter season.
"The pin placements were very tough and the firmness of the greens was very difficult as well.
Since many old cultural assets, such as clothes, pictures and books, remain in the state of silk fabrics or papers, it is very difficult as well as important to retain their original form.
Interpersonal skills are very difficult as well.
But that was very difficult as a kid to hear".
