Sentence examples for it difficult to show from inspiring English sources

Due to Picabia's unorthodox use of materials, some of his works are particularly fragile and unable to travel often, making it difficult to show his work in its entirety in the United States".

While some of the company's newer operations, including wireless, are performing well, the shrinking of the consumer long-distance business makes it difficult to show satisfactory growth.

Likewise those who fear ill-treatment in the Niger delta, usually from the security forces who protect the oil industry, will find it difficult to show that they could not relocate outside the Niger delta to avoid such persecution.

Dr. Wei Siang Yu, a self-styled "sex guru" who provides fertility advice to childless couples, said Singaporeans find it difficult to show their feelings because society is too competitive and the population density so high.

But increasingly, Republicans -- alarmed that favorite agencies and programs will be underfinanced in the budget, including projects that directly affect voters in their districts -- are finding it difficult to show discipline.

Such lack of evidence makes it difficult to show in detail the increasing oppressiveness of the Athenian empire in the second half of its existence (450 404), particularly in the 420s when policy was affected by demagogues like the notorious Cleon.

When you're dealing with wrongful-conviction lawsuits, it's difficult to show whose fault it was, because it's usually a series of mistakes".

While it is clear that IGFs stimulate growth of many tissues, it is difficult to show evidence of IGF-IR activation, even in the most favourable settings.

It is difficult to show that the ideal city is inconsistent with human nature as the Republic understands it.

It's difficult to show employment records.

Sometimes it is difficult to show restraint.