Sentence examples for is difficult according to from inspiring English sources

The equilibrium is difficult, according to many.

It is difficult, according to those who work closely with Downing Street, to overestimate Hill's closeness to and influence over the prime minister – a degree of access matched only by Nick Timothy, with whom she shares the role of chief of staff at Number 10.

But proving a rough ride in court is difficult, according to policing and legal experts.

The sinking of the destroyer is credited to a salvo from Iron Duke, but determining which ship fired which shells in the melee is difficult, according to naval historian John Campbell.

Still, extrapolating the data nationally is difficult, according to the NCSPE report, as previous studies failed to locate comparable finance data, or for 60percentt of the country's charter schools, could not separate charter finances from those of their host districts.

Therefore it is difficult, according to the authors, to establish the components of treatment responsible for clinical change [ 60].

But that can be difficult, according to Ms. Stanford, who tries to warn teachers.

Proving that the underwriters did not do enough may be difficult, according to some lawyers.

Convicting Mr. Meiwes of murder would have been difficult, according to legal experts, because the victim consented, even pleaded, to be killed.

Finding any kind of property in the private rented market will be difficult; according to Shelter, under 50% of private landlords accept tenants on housing benefit.

That is a change from a few months ago, when cooperation was difficult, according to employees at the company, because of personality conflicts between Mr. Kelleher and the investment banker Paul Taubman, who were the two co-heads of the institutional securities business.