Sentence examples for indeed been difficult from inspiring English sources

Past nominations have indeed been difficult.

Security would have indeed been difficult and expensive.

Cicely Greaves, president of the Lincoln P.T.A., said it has indeed been difficult getting parents involved in the school -- not the least because most live across the city and many work two jobs.

If structural reforms simply lower all wages and prices, it may indeed be difficult in the short-term to counter the drop in aggregate demand.

However, being cheerful on the road would indeed be difficult when simply running out to get a gallon of milk was like being on the short end of the joystick in the middle of a violence-for-fun video game.

A troubling indication that SARS may indeed be difficult to control came from Toronto, where four new probable cases were announced today--the first ones since mid-April.

In the earliest of the Presocratics, the Milesians, it can indeed be difficult to discern the strictly philosophical aspects of the views in the evidence available to us.

"It can indeed be difficult to distinguish between the two," we were told.

This will indeed be difficult because attack speech and violent imagery is deeply ingrained in our political discourse.

Preference aversion discrimination may indeed be difficult to study because it involves a series of integrated processes.

Without the use of quality registries based on validated procedures, less severe bile duct injuries would indeed be difficult to study, and previously reported incidence rates of bile duct injury should be interpreted with this factor in mind.