It is difficult, though, for us to speak of individuals".
"It's difficult, though, to pass the bill through Parliament".
It's difficult, though, isn't it, being a childless woman?
It's difficult, though, to understand what he intends to do if he's sworn in.
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, not to think she is looking around for things she could do later, probably more successfully, in the novels".
It's difficult, though, to picture a happy ending to the life of someone who could so recklessly endanger the life of her own child.
It is difficult, though, to disentangle the influence of merit from that of social status.
It is difficult, though, to evaluate and compare agrarian costs as the sector is highly influenced by different funding systems, and there is no real production cost or market to compare with.
