Sentence examples for difficult as it might have from inspiring English sources
But not as difficult as it might have been.
As difficult as it might have been to reschedule at late notice, there was no excuse for CBS walking away from the coverage when the rain arrived around 6pm – which they were always going to do unless Nadal and Djokovic, baseline specialists and two of the slowest players on the tour, somehow conspired to complete the final in a little over two hours.
Some would say that Ben-Gurion's decision, as difficult as it might have been, to strike against the Irgun's weapons ship was a key moment for the Jewish state.
It might have been something as small as getting a 100 on a difficult exam or as big as overcoming a physical challenge.
It might have cultural roots as well.
"It might have been difficult way back when.
It might have been difficult for physicians to estimate the amount of patients using the Internet.
Key3Media, the trade show promoter behind Comdex, said last week that it might have to file for bankruptcy protection as the company's "best alternative in these difficult times".
"The response from away fans has not been as difficult as might have been anticipated and, with our own supporters, Lee has established himself as a favourite.
The job is not as difficult as it might seem: his victims have very small brainpans.
