Sentence examples for difficult to work out from inspiring English sources

"It is quite difficult to work out where the best place to put a drunk is.

As an idler, it's difficult to work out where one stands on trade unions.

It's certainly not difficult to work out why einkorn wheat vanished from British tables long ago.

At this point, it is incredibly difficult to work out what happened to that plane".

It isn't difficult to work out what Peter sees in molten and oozing Tina.

This makes it very difficult to work out when they first evolved.

Wallis says it wasn't difficult to work out, as it was an unhappy management board.

It's still very difficult to work out what the disqualification is for.

Outside, they are bleached like houses on a Greek island, and it's difficult to work out where you're going.

"It is difficult to work out, but hopefully we will sort it out," the club's general manager, ROBERT HRZIC, said.

They said the Texas governor had made it more difficult to work out a reconciliation between the two men.