Sentence examples for is similarly difficult from inspiring English sources

It is similarly difficult to rank Mr. Santorum against his Senate peers because of how opaque the process was.

As no census figures for Native Americans are available for this period, the number of individuals who perished is similarly difficult to discern.

Most of all there is a dizzying amount of stuff, and it is similarly difficult to figure out how to characterize what it all represents: an art movement, a craft phenomenon or shopping trend.

And Thomas admits that the Paris-Roubaix is similarly difficult to plan for.

But this page is similarly difficult to find, if Facebook doesn't place it in front of you in some sort of obvious way.

It is similarly difficult to track urban residents and young people in the China Health and Nutrition Survey (CHNS), and the urban-rural gap is less significant among young people (Liang 2011).

Working late can be similarly difficult.

What happened next, though, was similarly difficult for Green to handle.

It's similarly difficult to imagine such questions even occurring to Coleridge.

New York, which is widely regarded to have some of the most convoluted property tax systems in the country, has laws that are similarly difficult to enforce.

Holland sees the current London Oi! revival – a punk subgenre synonymous with football thuggery and attempted far-right infiltration – as being similarly difficult to swallow.