Sentence examples for difficult to expect a from inspiring English sources

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

Moreover, it is difficult to expect a result as we do in solid samples which we usually come across in case of drugs.

On current situation the production cost of renewable energy is much more expensive than fossil fueled energy so it is very difficult to expect a fair competition between two different energy sources.

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.

Henri Barkey, a Woodrow Wilson International Center scholar and former State Department official who has written extensively on the Kurds, told HuffPost that while it was difficult to expect a fully democratic, liberal administration to be established in the midst of a civil war, the Syrian Kurds appear to have "put their money where their mouth is".

It has long been difficult to expect a sudden onset of HAM/TSP after decades of asymptomatic phase in 0.5% of HTLV-1 carriers.

It's difficult to expect an experiment in highly new technology to supplant an old and established ritual of the art world, and the team behind The Holographic Studio seem aware of the fact.

Therefore it is quite difficult to expect any nice behavior that will imply the existence of a fixed point.

Therefore it is quite difficult to expect any nice behavior that will imply the existence of a fixed point for this class of mappings.

"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.