Sentence examples for it was now difficult from inspiring English sources

After 10 Nd2, it was now difficult to attack the White center.

He said it was now difficult to conceive of any legal or constitutional challenge to Mr. Bush's removing Saddam Hussein from power and destroying his most destructive weapons.

Carl Wieman, associate director for science at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said it was now difficult to observe teachers and students in classrooms to help determine what makes a good teacher, given all the consent required.

The committee, which summoned Mr Hardwick to answer questions about the past months' events, asked the PCC whether it was now difficult for him to work with Mr Rhodes.

"It's now difficult to see why we didn't get it," Dr. Sykes said.

Yet, with hindsight, it is now difficult to listen to them without hearing prophecy.

But it is now difficult to judge what is considered private," he said.

Critics rightly say it's now difficult to know who to believe.

"For Albert Rivera [the Ciudadanos leader], it is now difficult to strike a deal with Rajoy," says Scarpetta.

So it is now difficult to see the point of getting counted to receive government assistance, they said.

It's one of the strangest phenomena mankind has ever seen, and yet it's now difficult to even imagine ordinary life without it.