Sentence examples for it is though difficult from inspiring English sources

The Constitutional Court has put more teeth into a law under which former paramilitary leaders are supposed to be punished for their crimes; enforcing it is, though, difficult for such a weak state.Spend money on schools not the war on drugsPart of the solution lies with social policy.

As dreadful as it is, though, it's quite difficult to dislike a film that ends with an event called "Rapstravaganza".

It is, though, a message with a difficult history in Scotland.

And it is possible, though difficult, to change the opinions of voters simply by changing their understanding of the facts.

Sometimes it is difficult, though.

It is difficult, though, for us to speak of individuals".

It is difficult, though, to find fault with Kraft's work in the last four years.

It is difficult, though, for us to imagine our world and ourselves outside of property relations.

It is difficult, though, to disentangle the influence of merit from that of social status.

It is difficult though to identify the lane edge from this irregular distribution.

It is difficult, though, to see that statistics from informal providers would be accepted by the authorities, as that would require them to acknowledge this sector.