Sentence examples for could prove a difficult from inspiring English sources

It could prove a difficult path for Mr. Thompson.

The team's struggles this season are possibly the hardest the team has faced, and with them battling Force India in the constructor's championship, Spa could prove a difficult challenge for the Woking outfit.

Alternative fuer Deutschland (AfD), as it is known, is avowedly anti-euro and could prove a difficult partner.

Getting Democratic politicians, in particular, to make the Fed a policy cause could prove a difficult task for a number of reasons.

Of course it's no good having the alarm go off accidentally but in an emergency it could prove a little difficult to activate.

The second phase will be to track down the militants to their desert hideouts, which could prove a much more difficult task, he adds.

Oak Hill Country Club could prove a little more difficult on the weekend.

Legal experts said that such a plan could prove extremely difficult to make but that the initiative could lead to a new round of settlement talks.

"Both companies have a good track record of acquisitions, though future deals could prove difficult in a world of low commodity prices".

But it could prove difficult for a Romney nominee like Mr. Taylor to win confirmation if Democrats retain a majority in the Senate.

Despite all this, convincing people in a post-Thatcher society that community ownership – rather than private ownership – is worth a crack could prove more difficult than Chris anticipates.