Sentence examples for it would be difficult to prove from inspiring English sources
Some securities lawyers said that it would be difficult to prove such a contribution was done in exchange for Mr. Grubman's upgrade of AT&T.
David S Weinsten, a former state and federal prosecutor in Miami who is now in private practice, said it would be difficult to prove criminal intent.
Judges also have broad discretion to impose conditions at sentencing, so defense lawyers say it would be difficult to prove abuse.
Even if the CPS decides that it would be difficult to prove culpability against named individuals, it is inevitable that charges will be laid.
How do you know if it's just a normal hit versus a hard hit delivered for $1,500?" Feldman and Mitten agree that it would be difficult to prove the intent of a Saints player who injured an opponent.
But Mikko Hyppoenen, a Finnish expert, told the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper that it would be difficult to prove the Russian state's responsibility, and that the Kremlin could inflict much more serious cyber-damage if it chose to.
But Kluwe said it'd be difficult to prove that discrimination actually took place.
Discrimination would be difficult to prove.
A prosecution based on our statutory system for protecting wildlife would be difficult to prove.
Clinically, it's difficult to prove a drug extends life, as it would take too long.
