Sentence examples for is difficult to treasure from inspiring English sources

We seem to have created an environment in which wonderful music, newly discovered, is difficult to treasure.

"Many useful genes are carried in traditional [rice] landraces; without sequence information it is difficult to use such treasure," he says.

In his column Johnson acknowledges that calling for action over archaeological treasures when "we in the West have collectively decided to do very little to help hundreds of thousands of Syrian human beings" is difficult to justify.

This is difficult to imagine.

This is difficult to do.

It is difficult to know.

This is difficult to measure.

Culture is difficult to change.

However, it is difficult to correct sufficient samples for estimating recombination rates by above analysis because T. muenninki is endangered and has been protected by the Japanese government as a natural treasure since 1972.

Without sharing the things that you value most -- your time, talents and "treasures" -- it's difficult to find contentment.

Despite the exotic surroundings it was difficult to ignore the layers of garbage floating in the water below, marring what was otherwise a historic treasure.