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

However, lack of a proper nomenclature system makes it very difficult to understand its function properly.

David Cameron told MPs he had put pressure on Germany over the crisis in the eurozone, admitting he found it very difficult to understand why it would not lift its opposition to the European Central Bank doing more to bail out the euro.

I still find it very difficult to understand.

"I find it very difficult to understand and defend," he said.

I used to find it very difficult to understand what their problem was.

"And this is why I sometimes find it very difficult to understand the African dictators of today, because in traditional African society people discussed issues.

And unless you've done it yourself, it's very difficult to understand the trials, tribulations, challenges and hurdles that come in our way as we create, disrupt and transform.

We need much more ethnic diversity within senior positions at Uefa and Fifa because if you haven't experienced racism, it's very difficult to understand it.

Donald Keene :: The haiku is so very short that often it is very difficult to understand what it means.

"Clear assurances were given that legal changes would prevent the McKinnon situation from happening again and frankly, if the forum bar can't help Lauri Love, it's very difficult to understand how it could ever help anyone.

If you've not been in that position, it's very difficult to understand what it's like.