Sentence examples for clearly difficult to from inspiring English sources
The economic rollercoaster is clearly difficult to forecast.
That said, it was clearly difficult to come up with something outstandingly inventive.
Some tweets are clearly difficult to decode, making the reader aware that a message is being hidden; others can be understood as "social steganography" where the message is hidden in "plain sight".
They are refusing to contemplate any dilution of their all-or-bust style, but it is clearly difficult to be accurate and adventurous – and disciplined – when opponents are still strong of limb and have air in their chests.
And incomplete because while it's clearly difficult to put a major, World Trade Center-level plot together, one need only look at the non-ideological massacres in places like Aurora and Newtown, or the possibly-ideological depredations of the Beltway sniper, to see how easily terror can be sown in places that aren't hardened against an attack.
"It's clearly difficult (to lift the players) but we play in three days and this is good.
Mr. Blair's spokesman said London and Dublin would decide their next moves during the coming days, adding, "There are clearly difficult judgments to be addressed".
Whatever his weight, the important thing is that it is clearly very difficult to stop.
This is the point that is clearly so difficult to convey.
The King George remains the target and, although it will clearly be difficult to beat Kauto Star, the trainer is not ready to concede.
However, here it is clearly more difficult to prove what was actually agreed (especially if many of the witnesses on one side have disappeared or been killed).
