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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it proves difficult" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe a situation or task that is challenging or problematic. Example: Despite our best efforts, it proves difficult to reach a consensus on the project timeline.
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In particular, beef was selected for its high content of haemoglobin (about 0.1 mg/mL in beef muscle [ 7]) to mimic well-vascularised tissues (with human muscle-like chromophores); however, due to its lack of uniformity, it proves difficult to repeat the experiments, affecting reproducibility.
Before we meet in London, it proves difficult to learn much about the author.
However, it proves difficult to transfer this error estimation procedure to Galerkin meshfree methods.
Will Adam give up on trying to perfect Hannah after it proves difficult?
We have spent the past week organizing a surprise party, but it proves difficult.
Natural forests widely serve as "safety nets" for the rural poor, but it proves difficult to raise producer benefits significantly.
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Alas, it proved difficult to find.
However, with this method it proved difficult to control the temperature and the oven exploded.
But it proved difficult to get banks, transport operators, or even council departments on board.
It proved difficult to starve large numbers of civilians without total control of territory.
Certainly it proved difficult for Shabalov to break through White's defenses.
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