Sentence examples for difficult for us to expect from inspiring English sources
"It would have been difficult for us to expect that he would last a whole season and do so at a high level of performance coming back after so much time off," Alderson said.
And this follows a Hollywood fundraiser at which the press was banned, which makes it difficult for us to know who might expect something in return for their generosity.
Naturally, from this standpoint it's difficult for Americans to expect a positive response from Korea.
Hence, the support of Norway's decision to move is limited because the within-country relationship between achievement and implementation of TIMSS curriculum is weak across domains, making it generally difficult for countries to expect higher average achievement score with higher implementation of the TIMSS curriculum.
This was a difficult place for us to come and a difficult game for us.
Mrs. Clinton, laying out one of her most detailed plans for the budget surplus since entering the New York Senate race, proposed mandatory "debt-reduction caps" that would make it more difficult for Congress to use expected budget surpluses for cutting taxes or paying for new programs.
It would be very difficult for a Paulina not to expect equality in marriage.
For example, it is difficult to expect a project designed for innovative inquiry based learning strategies to improve student test scores, if the tests remain traditional, multiple choice instruments that do not reflect the inquiry based strategies.
In turn, it also means that for this image it is difficult to expect efficient filtering in the sense of considerable increase of PSNR-HVS-M.
