Sentence examples for could be difficult to do from inspiring English sources

Another novel could be difficult to do since they take so long to write.

State and federal elections officials said that could be difficult to do at the state level because federal law, including the National Voter Registration Act, supersedes state law.

You had to consciously close that gate -- hear the lock catch -- which could be difficult to do when someone who didn't have a key, who didn't know it was a private park for which you paid dues, who just wanted to sit in a charming spot for ten minutes, began to go in after you and you had to motion "no".

That could be difficult to do without a strategic partner.

Cutting down that gap without hamstringing a full-frame device even further could be difficult to do.

In the long run, it could be difficult to do without food they liked a lot.

"The people in the conference could put it in but that would be difficult to do," explained one leadership aide.

Such steps could be repeated indefinitely but it would be difficult to do as cubes become smaller and more numerous within the interior of the larger cubes.

That's difficult to do.

"But it's difficult to do perfectly".

Nonetheless, it's difficult to do nothing.