Sentence examples for is perhaps difficult from inspiring English sources

That is perhaps difficult when people eat an average of a half-pound of meat daily.

Again, the impact of this is perhaps difficult to convey to modern gamers for whom such things are entirely routine.

It is perhaps difficult to say we were unlucky but I think we could have drawn the game.

It is perhaps difficult to compare the realities of the two cities, but regardless, war it is.

As these actors are respectively 43, 54 and 67 years old, it is perhaps difficult to see McCarthy, Janney and Sarandon as three generations of women.

"At the moment, it is perhaps difficult for the Libyan government to help us," he added.

Gazing out at crowds of fans, it was perhaps difficult to bang on about albums that only took them into clubs and universities.

"… There is more to see the benefit of this, again, it's perhaps difficult to see.

Furthermore, a standard for the manner in which information should be transferred is not specified as demonstrated by the following statement: "… There is more to see the benefit of this, again, it's perhaps difficult to see.

It was perhaps difficult for the judges charged with hearing the trials – Sir James Altham and Sir Edward Bromley – to understand King James's attitude towards witchcraft.

In essence, gene expression might allow us to circumvent these limits by uncovering hidden phenotypes potentially of ecological relevance and phenotypes that are perhaps difficult or counter-intuitive to measure.