Sentence examples for it was difficult to give from inspiring English sources

Mr. Puig said it was difficult to give exact figures because Spain's land registry did not list transaction prices.

Once that Desert Storm had blown through, however, it was difficult to give Bradley a round, even when he came to life in brief spurts.

Although Battle admitted "it was difficult" to give up a position he had earned, he agreed to play flanker this season.

Teach me how to do that, and make this possible for me.' " Thompson earned a lot of money as a salesman, however, and, much as he wanted to act, it was difficult to give it up.

But because a lot of the fighting was in the desert, away from homes and schools, it was difficult to give a sense of the people involved in the conflict other than as men with guns.

Nasser was disappointed with the company's share price, which has fallen to a 10-year low, but said it was difficult to give a definitive view of where the global economy was heading as major economies went through transition.

Is it possible to discern the emerging outline of a genuine European electorate, without which it is hard to envisage a United States of Europe?It is difficult to give an unequivocal yes to any of these questions yet.

However, because much of the industry is illegal, and there are no official transaction records, it is difficult to give an accurate estimate of its total size.

It is difficult to give much practical assistance on the question of Chinese marks.

"If they have soldiers from Chihuahua in Chihuahua, it's difficult to give them orders.

It's difficult to give up perfectionist habits, so be patient.