Sentence examples for it very difficult to consider from inspiring English sources

"When we get together, clubs have usually had three games in a week and when that has happened and Earnie hasn't played at all, it makes it very difficult to consider him.

When I first returned the children that knew me from before clearly found it difficult to adapt the way they saw me, and I found it very difficult to consider the classroom mine.

"When you're 22, 24, 26, it's very difficult to consider the long-term consequences when you're 60 — it's more whether you can play in six days.

However it is very difficult to consider accessibility changes for individual enzymes depending upon their mode of action.

All these aspects are highly linked together in Eastern Ethiopia and are very difficult to consider them separately.

"I consider it very difficult to take part now in any debate on an equal footing" with rival candidates.

All ACCs consider it very difficult to find grants for policy-initiated or practice-based research projects in the competitive world of funding.

He considers it very difficult to make well-defined suspensions.

I found it very difficult to read.

More to the point, though, the commission's refusal to investigate is very difficult to comprehend, considering the enormous power that the EU wields via the EBA: the power to foster and even create nascent industries; the power to boost undeveloped economies; and the power to do the right thing if a country doesn't respect international human rights norms.

Such a requirement is very difficult to meet, considering the publications on ART, and an evaluator was, therefore, not available.