Sentence examples for is fairly difficult to from inspiring English sources

And since officials' national origins are no secret, partiality is fairly difficult to conceal.

It is fairly difficult to evade taxes on legitimate investments because the I.R.S. can crosscheck the forms supplied by the company and the individual.

"People who lose after one term in the U.S. Senate, which is fairly difficult to do, usually don't turn around and run for president".

The idea, incidentally, that a short-ish fellow wearing a silly blue hat might inflict any damage on a 6ft 4in professional sportsman from a tough estate in Peckham is fairly difficult to believe.

In practical applications, however, spectra obtained include so many peak frequencies that it is fairly difficult to identify the defect correctly.

In spite of the multiple advantages, it is fairly difficult to maintain a desired level of QoS for multimedia applications in a multihop network like WMN.

DC: The dog was fairly difficult to draw.

"It's fairly difficult to counterinvade their space," Mr. Osha said.

Gregory says a mortgage involving a loaned deposit "would be fairly difficult to place.

"It's fairly difficult to believe in this comeback, but anything is possible in football," the striker said.

It would be fairly difficult to spot whether a map showed the "French" border or the "Italian" one.