Sentence examples for is unfortunately difficult from inspiring English sources

Fresh kaffir lime leaf, which adds a mysterious fragrance to this dish, is, unfortunately, difficult to find outside of specialty stores, and dried lime leaf is a poor substitute.

The application of SDMA to FBMC is unfortunately difficult when the channel is too frequency selective (or when the number of subchannels to too small) to assume flat subchannels.

And despite Mr Kerry's assertion that he will not "be so stuck in the mud that an opportunity to actually get something done is flagrantly wasted", it is unfortunately difficult to foresee anything in the near term that could create common ground.

Certainly a sight to be sought, it is unfortunately difficult to find footage from this performance.

While variations of fried dough appear all over the world, this particular version from Italy is unfortunately difficult to find.

Constructing such a story would be laborious enough had it been written originally in English -- crafting a romance, and fully realized characters with fully realized ambitions and desires, is unfortunately difficult to remove from our learned roles as men and women.

These techniques are unfortunately difficult to standardize and require the extraction of DNA from an MmmSC culture.

It would be unfortunately difficult to say which among these misunderstandings is the most common, or the most hurtful to polyamorous folks.

While these disagreements will likely require more research to refine what does and doesn't work about leadership decapitation, what's evident is that terror groups are often heavily structured and networked entities that are, unfortunately, difficult to completely eliminate.

The multiple regression results for the nuclear data (Table 2) are unfortunately difficult to interpret.

While these organisms can be prolific and impressive natural product chemists, many of them are unfortunately difficult to work with in both laboratory and industrial settings.