Sentence examples for difficult to do because from inspiring English sources

That is usually not difficult to do because most areas of Iraq's borders remain unguarded.

"It's difficult to do because the problems in Yemen are so huge that you almost get stopped before you start".

Large screening studies are difficult to do because they're expensive and require women to have two mammograms.

But voting against such a measure, she said, is "very difficult to do, because sometimes the public perceives you as being soft on crime".

Turning a culture around is very difficult to do because it's based on a series of many, many decisions, and the organization is framed by those decisions.

You can't run before you can walk and you get the sense that the next project will be more difficult to do because our standards are very high".

It's weak because it is difficult to do and because policymakers tend to gravitate toward what is easier.

But he said that even if the state wanted to get rid of the tax, because of its instability, it would be difficult to do so, because officials would have to find money elsewhere or raise other taxes.

But it's exceptionally difficult to do, partly because "beginning, middle and end" just works for the human brain.

Despite the strong case for limiting tax expenditures, it is politically difficult to do so because no one wants to give up benefits.

"Sometimes it is very difficult to do so because you have lawyers and accountants who are always trying to find these loopholes.