But it is extraordinarily difficult, if not psychologically impossible, for me to project myself into his shoes, for I expect him to be radically different, psychologically, from me.
It's very difficult for me to take on a writing project without feeling like I can walk around in the universe that I'm writing about.
That said, Nadal admitted that the pounding of hardcourt tennis across August has made it difficult for him to project how fit he will be for the United States Open later this month.
Mr. Grubin, who is representing the bus companies in a lawsuit challenging the provision, said it would make it difficult for the companies to project the true cost of providing the service.
The double melodies Rachmaninoff uses in this work exists purposely to "keep both hands occupied," obscuring the melody and making it difficult for the right hand to project.
Instead, when you are under stress, this belief is stronger PA: Exactly, yes (patient 5, psychiatrist 2) PA: But the person has no intentions to help me... but only to make it difficult for me, with my little project PS: Ah, I understand, and you, how did you feel like seeing all these obstacles?
For example, it can be extremely difficult to project for customers with whom the company does not have a contract or even a regular amount of revenue.
When or whether "Spider-Man" reaches profitability is difficult to project; for one thing, it needs to open first.
However, the availability of locally-specific data is relatively limited, there are many confounding factors, present-day response-relationships may change, and changes in local extreme weather events, such as heat waves, are still difficult to project for the future.
The absence of resources to cover the running costs and payment of stipends for FFs makes it difficult for the project to continue in the designed format.
