Sentence examples for difficult as of from inspiring English sources

"It would be difficult as of this date to not include Takahashi," Manuel said.

The consumer price index spiked in the third quarter of 2008 and then came down, making the comparison difficult; as of July 2009, the benchmark CPI for all urban consumers stood at 215.351, down from 219.964 in July 2008.

Note that it will also become more difficult as of 2013 to write off out-of-pocket medical costs on your 1040 taxpayers under 65 will be able to deduct such costs only to the extent they exceed 10% of adjusted gross income, up from 7.5% now.

I can imagine that Zynga's journey has been difficult as of late.

That's all fine and good, you may say, but having a career means nothing if you can't keep it -- a task many are finding difficult as of late.

This is quite hard for some, and it can make their lives and their ability to form relationships very difficult, as 97% of communication is unspoken.

"Eroticism in Britain has always been a difficult subject, as, of course, in many ways it is.

However, the lack of death details prior to 1997 make an analysis by period of treatment difficult, as period of treatment becomes aliased with period of follow-up.

This fact can make control of the spread of the epidemic difficult as most of the infection occurs prior to diagnosis.

15, 16 Additionally, diagnosis can be made more difficult, as some of the symptoms of these illnesses may also improve initially when treated with low-dose corticosteroids.

However, the assessment of the serotonergic system in the human hypothalamus in vivo is difficult as delineation of the hypothalamus is cumbersome with conventional region-of-interest analysis.