Sentence examples for indeed extremely difficult from inspiring English sources

It is indeed extremely difficult, almost impossible, to imagine the archbishop of Paris suggesting "a helpful interaction between the courts and the practice of Muslim legal scholars" as Rowan Williams did in Britain.

It is indeed extremely difficult from a theoretical point of view (it is necessary, however, not sufficient, that all moments are available for a correct reconstruction) as well as from a practical point of view (ill-posed inverse problem) to find an accurate and relatively fast method which can be applied to all scientific areas.

The issue with "early-branching" prokaryotes is, indeed, extremely difficult, and upon more careful deliberation, we decided to drop this argument.

If it were not for this property, it would indeed be extremely difficult to operate nuclear reactors that are permitted to heat up periodically to remove the effect in the graphite core.

Indeed, it is extremely difficult to obtain a preparation that is completely devoid of free lipids and damaged cells.

Indeed, it proved extremely difficult to set up a multicenter, multinational, investigator-based study allowing the recruitment of enough patients.

Doing so is extremely difficult.

Indeed, it will be extremely difficult for Democrats to use their "failed policies of the George W. Bush administration" strategy against Republican Senate candidates who were nowhere near Washington during the Bush years.

While the clustering of these proteins with the TLR group is quite convincing, based on direct inspection of the BLAST results, it is extremely difficult, indeed impossible with these data, to discern more discrete relationships within this large family.

But it was extremely difficult, indeed even impossible, to rigorously compare systems which don't use the same diseases definition criteria for surveillance within populations which were quite different in regard to their exposures and access to medical care.

So it is extremely difficult to pinpoint the mechanism that may increase alcohol intoxication during flying, if indeed there is an increased intoxication effect at all.