Sentence examples for difficult to expect the from inspiring English sources

The variability of oil prices makes it difficult to expect the exact trend of the inflation rate.

"At this moment in time it would be difficult to expect the public to back more assembly members if there wasn't a reduction elsewhere," he said.

"Without closing the border it is difficult to expect the ceasefire to take place". Russia is politely telling Turkey that any incursion risks direct confrontation and war.

It is difficult to expect the Government to allocate a substantial budget for the development of deciduous fruits in the highlands of Thailand.

Mr. Nacchio's request that a new trial be heard before a different judge, as opposed to Judge Nottingham, was granted because "it would be unreasonably difficult to expect this judge to retry the case with a fresh mind".

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

Once patients are offended, the mutual trust between them and their doctor is broken, and it is difficult to expect cooperation from the patients in later consultations.

The improvement over the AQLV model is obviously significant, and it is difficult to expect anything better since the parameters of the models where not optimized for these individual traces, but over a large number of elongations in each muscle.

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.

In such experiments, it is difficult to expect a large effect as the host is replete with EVPs and therefore the addition of external EVPs might not constitute a large advantage.

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".