Sentence examples for indeed very difficult from inspiring English sources

Countering such ideological and personal beliefs is indeed very difficult.

The machining of these materials is indeed very difficult due to the abrasive effect of reinforcement upon the cutting tool.

It is indeed very difficult sometime, even for a trained data expert, to distinguish a pulsation from an artificial spike.

"This is indeed very difficult to come to terms with," Bland said.

It is indeed very difficult to dispute that hunting played a vital role in rebuilding Namibia's game stocks after they were largely decimated during the so-called Border War of the 70s and 80s.

It is indeed very difficult to survive with such a person with whom you have to constantly fight emotions to make yourself believe still loves you.

According to a group of scientists for whom the term "wildly optimistic dreamers" is virtually a job description, it will indeed be very difficult to travel to other stars, and nobody in either the public or private sector is about to try it any time soon.

There is no doubt that this is indeed a very difficult business in which to turn a profit, but virtually all owners get involved in racing because of a deep and unwavering affection for the sport.

The arms have to be transparent, to enable animals to see extramaze visual cues, without which it would indeed be very difficult for the subjects to orient themselves in space.

There I am interested by the idea that Zn favors formation of 3'-5' bonds (which is indeed a very difficult feat, normally favoured by the presence of peptides).

Although the joint estimation of the three parameters ρ,γ and λ is indeed a very difficult problem, and the method proposed here is unlikely to be optimal, we believe that we have taken an important step towards devising a robust, reliable method.