Sentence examples for been difficult to settle from inspiring English sources

"It would have been difficult to settle as it is such a different place.

This led to marshes and open water areas which may have been difficult to settle on except perhaps for seasonal activity.

This movie has a Marmitey taste; it might be difficult to settle down to, for some.

That turns out to be a remarkably hard question to answer — in part because it is difficult to settle on what it means to be a species.

"Absent a request from the Iraqis, it's difficult to settle on any one thing," one of the military officials said.

We have moved around the country every six months to go where our training jobs send us, with no say in where we go, so it's difficult to settle anywhere and hard to buy a house.

Still, most of the songs on the "Lost Notebooks" album hew to Williams's sound; Ms. Martin noted that it was difficult to settle on a sequence because so many of the artists submitted waltzes.

But complaints on travel message boards claim the hotel's "smoking police" have mistaken clothing odors or the presence of cigarettes in the room as a violation of the ban, a debate that can be difficult to settle definitively.

In a neglect case, it was a matter less of stopping something obviously terrible from happening than of filling in the deficits in a child's life, and the question of what constituted a deficit big enough to count as neglect was difficult to settle.

In the interview, which was taped Friday and broadcast yesterday on "WB11 News Close-Up," Mr. Bloomberg said that it would be difficult to settle the contract without knowing how much the state budget would provide for raises, or whether the State Legislature would change the city school system's governing structure to give him the control he seeks.

It is difficult to settle on a single definition and formalism of trust.