Sentence examples for it is difficult to ask from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to ask actors to speak more clearly.

It is difficult to ask people to cut themselves off from their community.

So long as any doubt remains about the Soviet Union's ultimate intentions, it is difficult to ask the Poles to abate their fears and drop the intransigence the fears have bred.

But it is difficult to ask coaches whose careers rest on immediate success to commit to a top high school prospect who plans to take two years away from basketball.

It is difficult to ask the weight of fuelwood and dug consumed, but, in the interviews it was asked to mention the number of bundles of wood and basket of dung consumed per a week.

In Japan's National Tax Agency's (171 samples) survey, the respondents' important factors in buying wine were "taste and flavor (28.7%)," "varieties of grape (16.1%)," "price (14.4%)," and "source (9.6%)." It is difficult to ask about the difference between taste and flavor, and there are many varieties of grapes, so we cannot focus on only a few.

When asked whether it was difficult to ask an outsider for financial help, she nodded solemnly.

Too often directors are allowed to continue because it's difficult to ask them to step down.

In the kitchen and the restaurant dorms, no one talks to anyone else, so it's difficult to ask questions.

The disadvantage with a platform like Facebook, it's difficult to ask very large numbers of people very specific questions like "seven days ago, did your news feed have fewer words"?

Since people are naturally (and understandably) protective of their livelihoods and careers, it's difficult to ask them to do things that will result in the loss of their own job.