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

It would certainly be difficult.

"It would certainly be difficult for [the trial] to go back to places where he has political supporters," said Dali Yang, a political scientist at the University of Chicago.

Nicks once said that no man could accept her lifestyle and McVie agrees with the sentiment: "It would certainly be difficult for a chap to swallow if his wife or girlfriend is dashing off without being at home to cook his supper for him".

It would certainly be difficult at this point in time to make a robust case for RLS screening in all headache patients, far less for measuring iron indices in all migraine patients.

In 2011, a leading hedge fund manager "earned" $3 billion, though it would certainly be difficult to demonstrate how he provided $3 billion worth of benefit to the economy.

It would certainly be difficult to deduce the calculations required for a t test from a problem based on a patient with asthma.

It would certainly be incredibly difficult for the 38-year-old to once again attempt to impersonate a teenager.

I'm not going to say we couldn't do this through a nonprofit, but it would certainly be more difficult," Mr. Raikes said.

Watson told the Huffington Post: "It would certainly be a difficult thing for him to try and command discipline within parts of the parliamentary Labour party with that voting record, but, you know, members are aware of this.

And it would certainly be controversial.

"It would certainly be approved.