Sentence examples for indicates how difficult from inspiring English sources
But it indicates how difficult the situation may become.
ITV's decision last week not to go ahead with another overseas talent format, Rising Star, after it flopped overseas, indicates how difficult it is to find a hit.
The fact that Mr. Sharon said on Tuesday that it was "premature" to discuss either indicates how difficult the task of persuasion will be for Mr. Bush.
"The whole history of oxaliplatin indicates how difficult it is" to win F.D.A. approval, said Stephen K. Carter, a consultant on cancer drugs for pharmaceutical companies.
"The 1967 episode indicates how difficult it would be to construct a policy in the fervid atmosphere of a 'Contact'," says Penny.
The very title of the series, "Norman Jewison: Relentless Renegade," indicates how difficult it can be to define his style and his themes.
Next, participants indicated how difficult or easy they expected the usage of the product to be.
Sgt. Kody Rivera of the Delaware Army National Guard shrugs and smiles to indicate how difficult it is to control your children.
Only 9 of the 150 players in the field broke par, indicating how difficult Pine Needles played, even on a day with little wind and fairly soft greens.
In the 1880's my family as Irish immigrants followed the procedures of legal immigration, their recorded stories of Ellis island indicate how difficult it was.
