Sentence examples for it especially difficult for from inspiring English sources

Nairobi, Kenya's capital, is home to the largest American Embassy in sub-Saharan Africa and a sprawling United Nations campus that runs programs across the world, making it especially difficult for the United States to take its resources somewhere else.

Yet our laws make it especially difficult for families to keep their homes.

Moving the stickers will make it especially difficult for anyone to take them and use them illegally".

The strong divergence between slow domestic demand and brisk exports has made it especially difficult for economists to gauge economic output.

Low birth weight and other problems make it especially difficult for newborns to regulate their body temperature, a condition that can lead to organ failure.

But the fractured Democratic message on the tax cut is making it especially difficult for Democrats to present a united critique of Mr. Bush's stewardship.

Another limitation is the lack of data on fluid balance, making it especially difficult to explore reasons for reduced mechanical ventilation time in early RRT patients.

(It may sound like a common enough problem, but it is especially difficult for autistic children to grasp, she said).

Even for a teacher, it is not easy to accomplish these tasks correctly, and it is especially difficult for learners who try to accomplish similar tasks.

"Where companies have these look policies or other uniform standards, it's especially difficult for individuals of minority faiths to meet the requirements and so it disproportionately affects them," Heather Weaver, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU, told the Guardian.

"It's especially difficult for the students of grade 10.