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The phrase "difficult to see how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express uncertainty or difficulty in understanding an idea or concept. For example, "It is difficult to see how these two ideas can be reconciled."
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It is difficult to see how that might be possible.
It's difficult to see how Italy can win.
It's difficult to see how Hopkins could be better prepared.
"It's difficult to see how we can continue".
"It's difficult to see how every new title can prosper.
It's difficult to see how the transference applies to Cymbeline.
It is difficult to see how these strands intertwine.
It's difficult to see how it could be otherwise.
It's difficult to see how that could be justified".
On that basis, it is difficult to see how Mr Blair can be faulted.
It is difficult to see how the markets will avoid dropping oil prices.
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