Sentence examples for is not difficult to identify from inspiring English sources

It is not difficult to identify in hindsight tips that should have been made but were not.

But it is not difficult to identify the state to which he was transferred in December 2002, the date on which the ECHR found he had been transferred to Poland.

I don't want to overstate what we did, but I am sick to death of understating it.' Thirty years on and it is not difficult to identify the legacy of Rock Against Racism.

A few days ago, the cross-party Local Government Association LGAA) stuck in its oar, calling for a broader mix of locally-based taxes, including some form of local income tax, a relocalisation of business rates and a long shopping list of other revenue-raising proposals from local sales taxes to a share of vehicle excise duty.It is not difficult to identify what has gone wrong with council tax.

It is not difficult to identify a large number of critical infrastructure elements.

In other nations it is not difficult to identify cases which are of notable interest, that appear to have been able to overcome these difficulties.

It's not difficult to identify these children – so many women were raped in full view of their whole community.

The sources of this problem are not difficult to identify: rising education rates have led to higher aspirations around the world.

It's not difficult to identify the filmic appeal, as the emperor's story is one of the great epics of survival in the natural world.

With her flame red hair and upright posture, it's not difficult to identify the movie star among the diners, but Chastain is lighter in conversation than her sometimes austere screen presence might suggest.

The offending tackles of De Jong, Henry, Shawcross, and the one by Taylor which, though sworn to be out of character, made such a mess of Eduardo's leg, were not difficult to identify – and examine closely in retrospect.