Sentence examples for it difficult to prove from inspiring English sources

Legal experts said that on the evidence that has emerged so far – which suggests the co-pilot may have had a history of depression and psychiatric problems – the airline would find it difficult to prove that the crash was not its fault.

The passage of time makes it difficult to prove or disprove the allegations.

Even then, the sheer complexity of the diet, as well as the multifactorial origins of chronic diseases, makes it difficult to prove causal links.

Critics say the measure could lead to the disenfranchisement of tens of thousands of legal residents who would find it difficult to prove their citizenship.

Hotels often have a broad range of list prices, making it difficult to prove gouging, said Christine Pritchard, a spokeswoman for Mr. Spitzer.

Others were outraged by the slow reaction of the local police and prosecutors, who did not immediately arrest and charge Mr. Zimmerman, saying that Florida's self-defense law could make it difficult to prove a criminal case against him.

It also makes it more difficult to prove ownership in disputes with heirs and claimants.

"A lot of street harassment is quiet, it's difficult to prove it happened".

While it's difficult to prove, it wouldn't be harmful to cut some salt from your diet anyway.

It is difficult to explain this discrepancy, and it is difficult to prove accurately what caused the chylous ascites.

"It is difficult to prove," he said.