Sentence examples for difficult to expect from inspiring English sources

"It was difficult to expect that here".

On the Internet, plenty happens, and it is difficult to expect much of it to stay private anymore.

Here's a reminder of why it's difficult to expect a Christian Democrat-led government re-evaluation of its election campaign's calculations.

What is missing from Mr. Schell's prescriptions, and perhaps too difficult to expect, is how to get there from where we are, some sort of road map.

The mistakes were a concern because you can't make them at this level but it's difficult to expect too much because of the inexperience we have".

"It is difficult to expect that consumption will pick up the slack when capital spending falters," said Haruhito Arai, a cabinet office official.

Of course, it's difficult to not expect women being judged in bikinis to be thin.

Also, while recalls are expensive and difficult to mount, expect more in this highly polarized environment and Internet age," said pollster and political analyst Floyd Ciruli in an editorial published on The Denver Post, before Hudak's second recall effort was announced.

Naturally, from this standpoint it's difficult for Americans to expect a positive response from Korea.

"Palm oil is too difficult a commodity to expect consumers to make conscious decisions on," says Greenpeace's Rahamwati.

Because the two loci each contribute a relatively small proportion of the variability of this trait, experimental demonstration of causality of the identified alleles may be difficult due to expected incomplete effects on biological sex determination.