Sentence examples for indeed quite difficult from inspiring English sources

The research suggests that "corporate culture is extremely sticky and persistent, and indeed, quite difficult to change," Zentefis says.

It's indeed quite difficult to design the perfect RAM system, especially with the minimal margins and high speeds of today's 16 and 32 bit systems.

What Levinas has to say is indeed quite difficult to pin down or, at least, it is highly equivocal: the noise of critique is balanced by the sound of quiet but all the more patent affirmation.

Although, retrospectively, the MRI and hysterosalpingography images of this case were different from a common cesarean scar defect, the correct diagnosis was, indeed, quite difficult before surgery despite the use of transvaginal ultrasound, MRI, hysterosalpingography, and hysteroscopy.

Although these properties contradict the commonsense idea of a function and indeed it is quite difficult to write down explicitly a single example of a continuous, nowhere-differentiable function they turn out to be typical of a large class of stochastic processes, called diffusion processes, of which Brownian motion is the most prominent member.

Indeed it is quite difficult to see how a mode could have a real essence if the model for what a real essence is comes from corpuscular structures.

So that's been quite difficult.

Indeed identifying the precise injection site is quite difficult.

Such strong correlations suggest that even if there were indeed three different factors, in practice it is quite difficult to differentiate them.

In the few studies where total training volume was indeed controlled, different animal models were used, making a direct comparison with our studies quite difficult.

"Caravaggio's quite difficult.