Sentence examples for it would be difficult then from inspiring English sources

It would be difficult, then, to continue to justify holding a position about political institutions, or autonomy, that treated the question of how culture, generally, or even the narrow subset of reasonably held comprehensive doctrines like religion, are made, as a black box.

"I knew it would be difficult from then on.

"It would be difficult because then it adds a new dynamic to the debate," Mr. Shays said.

Under case law, Huey-Burns told me, "a violation occurs when the order is executed". If somebody placed an order and then gave a countermanding instruction to kill it, he said, it would be difficult for the SEC then to prove intent.

It would be difficult for them to then bring in a 17-year-old when they're struggling to stay in the league.

"If it was a strictly legal verdict, then it would be difficult to argue, but if it was politically tainted then this is easier," Colonel Qaddafi said, repeatedly accusing the court of bowing to pressure from Washington and London not to release both defendants.

So it would be difficult but, if I have to, then I would be very happy to do it".

Kirkpatrick said Brown acknowledged that it would be difficult to choose between Texas and Alabama, then made his best case for the Longhorns.

We believe it would be difficult to obtain better evidence then the one we are reporting, as a verbal description of symptoms during the seizure would alter the EEG due to glosso-kinetic artefacts.

If so, then it would be difficult to assess the physiologic significance and effectiveness of the cooling device.

If Tucudean had finished that ball then we go 2-0 up and I think then it would be difficult".