More recently, with CajaSur maintaining its generosity toward borrowers while the construction sector plummeted, "it was probably difficult to tell the bank to stop lending when your own party was relying on its loans," said Luis Martín Luna, a center-right politician who is also a former CajaSur director.
"So I think it was probably difficult to get a large audience excited about a show when many didn't really understand what it was".
For well-performing health plans it was probably difficult to improve their performance over the years given their high point of departure on several quality aspects.
"But it's probably difficult to say that with the other teams who have just kept winning, unfortunately".
It's probably difficult for all you proper skiers out there to remember the wonder of seeing a snow-drenched Alpine resort for the first time.
Unless you're quite familiar with European Renaissance notation, it's probably difficult to imagine precisely what sounds have been encoded here, and it would remain so even if the score weren't graphically altered.
Small horses, though, seem a bit extreme on an airplane, and I imagine, considering how narrow planes have become, that it is probably difficult for the flight attendants and passengers to get around them.
Another economist, Seth Blumsack, an assistant professor of economics and energy at Pennsylvania State University, asked about making jobs, creating an industry and cleaning the environment simultaneously, replied, "It's probably difficult to argue we are doing all three of those things successfully right now".
For most people, it is probably difficult to watch Nucatola discuss how second-trimester abortions are performed while eating a salad and downing red wine – though, I also imagine many of us might get a bit queasy hearing about most medical procedures over the dinner table.
China is changing so fast, it's probably difficult to make that call.
Given the available historical information, it is probably difficult to revise the inventory emissions retrospectively for the first half of the 2000s.
