"it is difficult to expect" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means that it is challenging or not easy to anticipate or predict something. Example: It is difficult to expect how the public will react to the new policy changes.
On the Internet, plenty happens, and it is difficult to expect much of it to stay private anymore.
"It is difficult to expect that consumption will pick up the slack when capital spending falters," said Haruhito Arai, a cabinet office official.
Tim Sheens insists his side are battle ready for the closing stages of the World Cup – "You've got to beat whoever is in front of you and then you've got to be ready, it's about the intensity you take into every game" – and it is difficult to expect anything else than another convincing win for the Australians, even if they have not been seriously tested yet.
However, these are known to be stable minerals, it is difficult to expect pozzolanic activity from them.
In turn, it also means that for this image it is difficult to expect efficient filtering in the sense of considerable increase of PSNR-HVS-M.
Moreover, it is difficult to expect a result as we do in solid samples which we usually come across in case of drugs.
"It was difficult to expect that here".
Here's a reminder of why it's difficult to expect a Christian Democrat-led government re-evaluation of its election campaign's calculations.
The mistakes were a concern because you can't make them at this level but it's difficult to expect too much because of the inexperience we have".
Yeovil Town manager Gary Johnson told BBC Somerset: "It was a difficult game given the conditions and it was difficult to expect either team to play Barcelona-type football, even if they could.
It's difficult to expect an experiment in highly new technology to supplant an old and established ritual of the art world, and the team behind The Holographic Studio seem aware of the fact.
