Sentence examples for is difficult to offer from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to offer specific advice without seeing the title deeds of your property.
Given the fog cast over real economic activity by the financial crisis, it is difficult to offer a definitive assessment of just how well or badly those measures have worked.
A precise breakdown of the Western fighters in Syria is difficult to offer, counterterrorism and intelligence officials said, but their estimates include about 140 French citizens, 100 Britons, 75 Spaniards, 60 Germans, and as many as a few dozen Canadians and Australians.
It is difficult to offer an opinion without seeing your eyes, but this sounds to me as if it may be pinguecula, which is a change in the surface of the eye seen most often in people who live in hot climates or in some older people in more temperate climates.
Not knowing the details of the "long-term illness," it is difficult to offer advice, except to suggest that you encourage the student to return to school eventually.
The quote that worries me: "To be honest, it is difficult to offer a low price because of high development costs".
Hunting Down a Culinary Hole in the Wall It's difficult to offer a price guide to these little restaurants.
However, it would be difficult to offer the post to another candidate without first telling Ball that the job, which was offered to him in principle early this month, has been rescinded.
There may be some truth to the view that we are more likely to show bad faith as far as our unchosen loyalties are concerned, but it may be difficult to offer that as a general comment on unchosen loyalties.
"He (Howe) wasn't telling me to retire, he said he respects me too much for that, but that it would be difficult to offer you a playing contract under the circumstances".
The Northeastern researchers said it was difficult to offer advice on how to obtain the lowest prices online because each site uses different methods for displaying search results and they can change over time.
