Sentence examples for been quite difficult for from inspiring English sources
At one point, he asked her if telling the truth had been "quite difficult" for her.
It would have been quite difficult for anyone in charge of the Brooklyn Academy to fail in view of their largesse from New York State.
"With the other pedestrians at the bus stop and milling around, it would have been quite difficult for him to recognise her as a bicycle rider".
A moment later, he added, "It's been quite difficult for us to forge a social contract in a country of so much adventurism and so little clarity in its institutions".
He admits that it has been quite difficult for ABT's dancers; even if the movement is less athletic than most of the works they perform, it still requires "incredible stamina".
"The biggest sites require you to have a credit card and kids tend not to have credit cards... Fundamentally, it's been quite difficult for kids to engage in the legal purchase of music," he said.
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.
