Sentence examples for because of its difficult from inspiring English sources

Despite the esteem of the race, some cyclists dismiss it because of its difficult conditions.

Thus, creating the impression that the reward had always been there and that subjects had not found it before because of its difficult location, not because E had manipulated it.

The defect in the pouch was not repaired because of its difficult approachability.

Polyethylene is a common plastic and, because of its inertness, difficult to graft.

NATO has indicated that its door is open to Ireland, which also long has followed a neutral policy despite (or perhaps because of) its long, difficult relationship with Great Britain.

Imiprimine, however, is not useful in the ICU because of the long therapeutic lag period and because of its many difficult-to-control side effects.

Pottery, which is a good index to the degree of permanence of a settlement (because of its fragility it is difficult to transport), was made in the Tehuacán valley by 2300 bce.

Because of its nature, it is difficult to measure corruption.

But he said that even if the state wanted to get rid of the tax, because of its instability, it would be difficult to do so, because officials would have to find money elsewhere or raise other taxes.

You would think that the question would be "What does the Church say about this?" But, in this particular church, because of its nature, it's a difficult question to answer.

"Because of its hidden nature, it is difficult to get accurate statistics on the numbers affected," the organization said.