Sentence examples for it is simply difficult from inspiring English sources

First, it is simply difficult for the United States to make headway on its strategic goals against a tide of Arab ill will.

It could also help people to access groups, for example gay or transexual communities, in places where there is repression or it is simply difficult to meet others".

The ultimate reason that the future of the Taliban is so cloudy is that it is simply difficult to imagine dealing with a group with such a brutal past.

The first is that it is simply difficult as a new investigator to be able to justify to a study section that you have the ability to run more than one project in such a small amount of time.

Others that it is simply difficult to govern, and we need to be more patient.

It's simply difficult to believe in Marina's obsessive feelings for him.

He may have wanted to criticise religion, "but it was simply difficult for him to formulate this narrative – the story eluded him, and it remained unfinished".

Gary Weil, the assistant district attorney who led the prosecution, said it was simply difficult to prove that Mr. Williams had not slept enough, despite the fact that "he's a bus driver and he's responsible for those lives".

In addition to loading the teachers with frequently undocumented work hours, it's simply difficult to grade consistently and fairly.

It was simply difficult for the households to understand and keep track of the process and they needed to rely on and trust the installers.

This prompted the business editor of the Detroit News to write: "It's simply difficult to believe that his [Barden's] personal enrichment would lift an entire race of people any more than Bill Gates' fortune lifts whites".