Sentence examples for it is again difficult from inspiring English sources

As reasons are usually reasons for action, it is again difficult to see how making a decision can ever be an action.

Moreover, it is again difficult to maintain a public agreement as to which policies actually will maximize average utility, and debates over for example where to set the social minimum may lead to mistrust among social classes.

A similar ratio was obtained in all our best estimate models, but it is again difficult to compare this to previous reconstructions as we are the first to quantify the mediolateral extent of our volumetric reconstructions relative to the fossil skeletons.

Therefore, it is again difficult to separate insulin response from insulin sensitivity.

Thus it is again difficult to discern a signal of ancientness.

Another limitation is that women's perceived control during labour and birth and perceived social support were measured postnatally and it is again difficult to apportion cause and effect.

But in the hero's blistering rhetoric and punitive self-laceration it was again not difficult to detect something of Osborne's own private rage and sense of being permanently wounded.

Since this organism carries three functional oriCs whereas a single one is found in Thermoccocales, it is once again difficult to transpose replication features across archaeal phyla.

It also should be noted that any advective flux divergence may cause a net import and/or export of energy (Finnigan, 1999 ), and it is thus again difficult to explain the observed systematic underestimation of λE  +  H with respect to A (Leuning et al., 2012 ).

"It was difficult again against Debrecen.

"It was difficult again against a very good Portsmouth team.