Sentence examples for difficult clear from inspiring English sources
That means that you get both a written report and a video of them using your Web site and telling you exactly what was easy or difficult, clear or confusing.
9.29am: Are we seeing the first signs of how difficult clearing is going to be this year?
But his goal is different: not a sense of alienation and dislocation (as in Eisenman's work) or a reflection of a deeply fragmented society (as in Mayne's) but a difficult, clear-eyed sort of resolution.
Key mountain passes are blocked and Afghanistan's deadly carpet of mines will become increasingly difficult to clear.
That may be difficult to clear with Russia and China, both of which are profiting from arms sales to the impoverished antagonists.
"Japanese knotweed is extremely difficult to clear and grows back all the time, killing off other plants," said Wynde.
Just as it is difficult to clear the weeds and restore the original rainforest trees, it is challenging to rehabilitate the gut communities of chronically malnourished children.
By the way, the combination effect of bioactive components on the pharmacological activity makes it very difficult to clear the therapeutic mechanism of TCMs.
Then they explained, sheepishly, that there was a section of the road, just near the airport, that was difficult to clear.
Fresh produce is hard to find during winter, and long driveways that provide privacy can be difficult to clear after a large snowfall.
