Sentence examples for difficult for something from inspiring English sources

"The difficulty is, with the best intention in the world, lacking that perspective [makes it] very difficult for something effective to be delivered".

Cook said he thinks it's going to be difficult for something like Google Glass to take off.

It would be difficult for something to restrict our minds or intuition if it didn't exist, now wouldn't it?

Long before that, however, the entropy will be so high that it may become increasingly difficult for something as ordered as life to emerge.

Estimating what is likely to happen in the future is difficult, certainly for something as new as large-scale life-long treatment in low-income countries, for which there is no precedent.

Today, amid the hoopla that Facebook was once again making changes to its site which may or may not make things more difficult for developers, something big was largely overlooked.

But like a lot of other people, I had long found it difficult to plan for something that seemed so remote.

After the verdict, Long said: "It has been very difficult facing trial for something that happened 10 years ago when I had acted to protect the lives of others as a part of my job and based on my training and experience.

Asked why that has been the case with Chelsea this season, Conte replied: "Our top scorer has scored only 12 goals and, if your best scorer has scored only 12 goals, it means it is very difficult to fight for something this season.

It is, after all, difficult to charge for something that is often available for free.

The product must be well protected, difficult to substitute for, something people cannot do without".