Sentence examples for but will prove difficult from inspiring English sources

A continuing wave of Jewish settlements [19] is establishing "facts on the ground" that are considered illegal under international law, but will prove difficult to completely reverse if and when a final settlement of the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians is reached.

But these prohibitions will prove difficult to enforce.

But collecting any money will prove difficult.

But capturing that cash will prove difficult, analysts said, and not just because of the growing number of competitors in every category -- or the $100 million it can cost to build the sites.

Julian Draxler is an excellent replacement – he scored the winner in their group opener against CSKA, before picking up an assist in the 5-1 defeatoto Bayern Munich (or perhaps, more fittingly, to Robert Lewandowski) – but De Bruyne's influence will prove difficult to replicate.

But Indonesia's systemic problems will prove difficult to overcome, especially for an outsider with no background in the security forces.

But enacting those laws likely will prove difficult since opioid makers maintain that the taxes could jeopardize the availability of the medications for pain patients who legitimately need them.

But safeguarding Leptis and other sites will prove difficult for the international community.

But gaining E.U. cooperation in reimposing sanctions will prove difficult.

But the launch of Mashup with Facebook will prove difficult for Apple to compete with, as its social network is restricted to users of iTunes.

But if the investment is misconceived, the debts will prove difficult to repay.