Sentence examples for it is always very difficult from inspiring English sources

"When we manage to play our game, it is always very difficult for the opponents because they have to defend deep and be compact".

"However, it is always very difficult and takes time to get an accurate assessment of the size of a spill and this is subject to ongoing revision".

"It is always very difficult to ascertain complete disarmament," Mr. Fahmy said, "even more so when the rhetoric is high and the suspicions so intense.

"It is always very difficult to reverse a negative trend," said Schumacher. "But last year's troubles have had the effect of making the team even more closely knit together".

As for the victims, it is always very difficult to assess what they really get from a trial, but perhaps some of Duch's victims felt they got some response to their suffering.

"It is always very difficult to call an endgame, they are facing challenges of a much greater scale than they have faced before," said Brian Raftopoulos, an expert in Zimbabwe at University of the Western Cape in South Africa.

"It's always very difficult to play a very good friend".

It was always very difficult and dangerous, but now it is dramatic.

"It's always very difficult to say because I have zero experience about what the doctors say.

"There is always a fear of the huge impact on economies and it's always very difficult".

Aquinas, and this also Aristotle, who goes on thinking, he says, well of course it's always very difficult to find exact counterparts between crime and punishment.