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The part of a sentence "how difficult it can be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation's potential for challenge or difficulty. For example: Knowing how difficult it can be to master a new language, she dedicated every day to studying her vocabulary words.
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I was exploring how difficult it can be to establish and negotiate a relationship.
Ashley is an example of how difficult it can be for teams like Cal and Stanford.
How difficult it can be to fill the waning hours was clear yesterday.
But less than 24 hours later it became apparent how difficult it can be here.
"The overturning of this conviction shows how difficult it can be to right a wrong.
But Mr. Lieberman is learning how difficult it can be to stay focused on those roles.
"Synthesis" was a shrewd reminder of how difficult it can be to harmonize flesh and spirit.
The blogs provide a window into just how difficult it can be.
You'd be amazed how difficult it can be to get an answer.
Other prisoners also noted the importance of mental health, and how difficult it can be to maintain in prison.
That relationship – and how difficult it can be – is an important aspect of what we're looking at.
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