Sentence examples for it is remarkably difficult from inspiring English sources

But it is remarkably difficult to find out.

It is remarkably difficult to fire an abusive police officer.

First, Investor is just a holding company (it is remarkably difficult to reach down into organisations if you only ever visit their boardrooms).

It is remarkably difficult to find a keenly priced, medium-dry riesling these days, but I'm rewarded for my pains eventually.

But it is remarkably difficult to find people in that group who see the decision as a choice between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush.

One reason that the senses have almost always been studied in isolation is that it is remarkably difficult to disentangle them sufficiently to observe the effect that one might be having on another.

"When milliseconds matter, it's remarkably difficult to line things up exactly right," he said.

This means that, once oil fields are brought online, it's remarkably difficult to turn them off.

It's remarkably difficult to find an economist who thinks the spending cuts ripping through the budget since last Friday amount to a good idea.

It's remarkably difficult to find words for the flustering magnetism of the color abstractions by the painter Stanley Whitney, whose first solo museum show in the city, "Dance the Orange," has just opened at the Studio Museum in Harlem.

Not only is common sense lacking in AIs, but it's remarkably difficult to define and test, given how broad the concept is.