Sentence examples for case difficult from inspiring English sources

Judge Keith, who now sits on the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, called the case "difficult" and "depressing" in an interview.

While extensive classification rules render central facts in the case difficult to conclusively determine, other rulings suggest the evidence in question concerns Mohammed's torture by the CIA at secret prisons.

The poem doesn't work; the farther Updike strays from his native styles and subjects, the more we suspect that style — in this case, difficult, modernist collage — was something he put on with irritating ease.

In a concurrence, Chief Judge Alex Kozinski said he found the case "difficult and perplexing," largely because the Supreme Court has not set out principles for how to reconcile federal and state responsibilities for conducting federal elections.

Legal observers interviewed by The State newspaper said charges were unlikely because Phelps was not caught by authorities committing a crime and that credible witness would be difficult to find, making a court case difficult to prove under South Carolina law.

Mr. Waring said he did not accept that argument because Mr. Marshall did not seem like the kind of man who "would let his wife dominate or tell him, 'Well, you do this, you do that.' " One thing that made the case difficult to assess, he said, was that many of the witnesses seemed to have a financial interest in the outcome.

The causes of personality disorders are obscure and, in many cases, difficult to study empirically.

Eugene R. Fidell, president of the nonprofit National Institute of Military Justice, said the way the law is written makes these cases difficult to prosecute.

To trace the origin of catalyst deactivation is in many cases difficult.

Foreign media are banned from the region, making verifying the self-immolation cases difficult.

The case traveled an unusual path through Los Angeles County's child welfare system, making comparisons to other cases difficult.