Sentence examples for difficult for commentators to from inspiring English sources
Political cartoonists, like other journalists in Iran, have to tread a fine line - taboo subjects change with the ebb and flow of the political power play among the ruling factions, making it difficult for commentators to determine the lines they cannot cross.
This one may turn out differently for the simple reason that the video of Rice punching his future wife in the face makes it difficult, if not impossible, for commentators to minimize his behavior or shroud it in euphemism.
There's plenty of time for commentators to annoy me by, say, comparing Phil Jagielka to Bobby Moore.
It's become weirdly difficult for commentators on both the right and the left to have anything close to a normal reaction to what the world is seeing.
There is no reason for YES commentators to be negative all that often.
Some newspaper commentators have claimed it is difficult for Alba to show it is doing this, as normal viewing figures are not available for the station.
British and European commentators have stressed that it will be difficult for Britain to secure access to Europe's single market without also accepting the EU's core principle of freedom of movement.
Palestinian commentators say Mr. Sharon's rejection of a major element of the Mitchell report -- a complete freeze on Israeli settlement activity -- makes it difficult for Mr. Arafat to maneuver.
However, legal commentators say that in cases where demonstrating serious financial loss from comments is not clear cut, the new defamation act now makes it more difficult for companies to bring libel actions.
