Sentence examples for difficult not to refer from inspiring English sources

He has joined the Lotus team - whom most in F1 still find it difficult not to refer to as Renault, their identity since 2002.

"It is difficult not to metaphorically refer to the State Board of Education as the proverbial ostrich with its head in the sand.

Decide not to refer?

It's difficult not to love Bill Bailey.

"It is difficult not to find something".

"It was difficult not to speculate.

It's difficult not to.

(GP17) [not specific ACS] Some GPs objected to the attitude of these personnel, which made it more difficult to refer.

Military strategist Carl von Clausewitz coined the term friction, "the force that makes the apparently easy so difficult". Friction doesn't just refer to adverse weather or enemy fire.

While it is now common to refer to a solar event as "impulsive" or "gradual," the classification of the event can be difficult in practice and does not completely clarify the characteristics of solar energetic particles.

to refer to people.