Sentence examples similar to is difficult to seek from inspiring English sources
When an accident does occur, it can be difficult to seek even meager justice.
"It won't be difficult to seek a favourable opinion from the council either way," Mr Yusufzai said.
"Were it otherwise it's difficult to see any foreign state seeking advice of lawyers in Australia".
Since the statistical distribution of v in the received vector is difficult to characterize, we seek a lower bound on the achievable rate.
Those single friends who lament their lack of a partner or prospect around this holiday are unlikely to be doing so in an effort to make couples feel terrible but perhaps, I don't know because they are the ones who actually feel terrible because loneliness is difficult to endure when you seek companionship.
Although the impact of negative perceptions of access to effective malaria treatment is difficult to measure, treatment-seeking behavior has been shown to be strongly influenced by social relationships.
It is difficult to tell why the institute sought Dr. Hut's dismissal.
Because there are many different viewpoints on what constitutes the proper values to seek in companies, it is difficult to provide a universal definition of SRI.
Still, she says that the daily tasks are so time-consuming that it is difficult to focus on other needs, like seeking grants and updating the group's Web site — helpforpets.org — so that it can accept donations.
However, it is difficult to separate factors promoting health-care seeking from true risk factors for the disease (Rey and Talley, 2009).
It is difficult to interpret the positive association between seeking care from a traditional healer and the belief that thirst was a sign of dehydration, because the questionnaire did not specify the degree of thirst; it is necessary to know, because thirst can suggest some dehydration or severe dehydration as per the World Health Organization assessment guidelines.
