Sentence examples for it's now difficult from inspiring English sources

This promotional effort was so eye-catching at the time that it's now difficult to look at a person's black silhouette against a solid-color background with mentally inserting the iconic earbuds.

"It's now difficult to see why we didn't get it," Dr. Sykes said.

Critics rightly say it's now difficult to know who to believe.

It's one of the strangest phenomena mankind has ever seen, and yet it's now difficult to even imagine ordinary life without it.

At the same time, it's now difficult to overstate how much money the Yankees will probably have wasted on Rodriguez's services.

In our day, art has been recast as work: it's now difficult to speak about creativity without also invoking a profession of some kind.

"If it wasn't obvious before, it is now difficult to deny China's research community has serious underlying ethical issues," says Benjamin Shaw, China director for the English-language editing company Edanz in Beijing.

Scotland's senior police officer has claimed it is now difficult to see how he can get a fair hearing into complaints against him.

He said it was now difficult to conceive of any legal or constitutional challenge to Mr. Bush's removing Saddam Hussein from power and destroying his most destructive weapons.

After 10 Nd2, it was now difficult to attack the White center.

Yet, with hindsight, it is now difficult to listen to them without hearing prophecy.