Sentence examples for it seems very difficult from inspiring English sources

It seems very difficult that we'll get any medals for the next few Games.

When CFS is utilized in fuzzy data analysis/modeling, it seems very difficult to give a reasonable interpretation for intermediate variables and the corresponding fuzzy rules.

But the government moved only against those groups that have attacked the Pakistani state, the diplomat said, adding, "It seems very difficult for them to write them off".

"It seems very difficult for the E.C.B. to leave the monetary policy stance unchanged," Marie Diron, an economist who advises the consulting firm Ernst & Young, said in an e-mail.

At the other end of the fan-interest scale, it seems very difficult for N.H.L. teams with fewer than about 300,000 hockey fans in their media markets to turn a long-run profit under the league's current economic system.

It seems very difficult to answer this question.

I couldn't... ' It seemed very difficult to do and then he said "No no, you will see you are so perfect is going to be fine", and then when I started working on it and I learned the lines, it felt kind of easy.

"It now seems very difficult to conclude the crackdown – the initiators may face a backlash if they fail to root out all the other tigers," warned Zhang Lifan.

They have been so undermined by the logic of competitiveness that it now seems very difficult to see how state protections against markets could be secured in our time without additional measures that would be seen as revolutionary.

It also seems very difficult to reconcile this with Popper's view that science progressively moves closer to the truth, conceived of in terms of the correspondence theory, for this kind of conventionalism is inimical to this (classical) conception of truth.

But it is precisely this upward necessitation that seems very difficult to even imagine in the case of the mental, particularly in the case of the two phenomena discussed above consciousness and intentionality.