Sentence examples for but often difficult from inspiring English sources

Those in his inner circle say he is open with them, but often difficult to read.

Throughout this lively but often difficult book the author repeatedly seeks to blend together, or at any rate bring face to face, these apparently antithetical positions.

According to the Irish Times, he will talk about his admiration for what the people have accomplished during the peace process and his deep belief in their capacity to finish the job and to take the necessary but often difficult steps.

At the same time, a full and blessed but often difficult life seems to have conferred a fineness of insight on her writing: delicately she traces the importance of Jane Austen's one proper brush with sexual vulnerability, or the trials of women moving, in The Invisible Woman, through "a morally uncertain world of purely private dangers".

► Anticipating the risks associated with their research is an important but often difficult exercise for scientists.

As McNally Capital vice president Adam Lerner pointed out, the market opportunity for cleantech companies is vast but often difficult to access at scale.

Dynamic systems are pervasive in our lives, but are often difficult to understand.

Specialists' time is not only very expensive but also often difficult to find.

Education of adolescent with cancer has become an imperative but is often difficult even after treatments.

Accurate preoperative localization minimizes operative risk but is often difficult to achieve in the reoperative setting.

Bronchiectases may be clearly visualised with bronchography and CT, but are often difficult to assess with radiography.