Sentence examples for it would seem difficult for from inspiring English sources

It would seem difficult for the government to change that policy.

At first glance it would seem difficult for such intimate works to carry heavy arguments.

On the surface, it would seem difficult for Mr. Pegram to be elected in the Bay Area, where the state legislative and Congressional delegations are wholly Democratic.

Because these ductile areas impede the propagation of fault ruptures, it would seem difficult for large earthquakes to occur in volcanic regions.

Thus, it would seem difficult for the joint-family analysis to capture a large number of rare QTL effects in a single model; in this situation single-family analysis should be better able to capture rare allele effects and provide better prediction ability.

It would seem difficult, if not impossible, for the prime minister to get the legislation past the House of Lords, where the Conservatives do not have a majority – and where peers will feel that the government does not have a mandate for such a reform, given it wasn't in any recent party manifesto.

On paper, at least, it would seem difficult to deny Mr. Hariri the office.

It would seem difficult to argue with Rubin's economic performance.

It would seem difficult, if not impossible, to justify these differences based on available scientific evidence.

In contrast, a voluntary plan is always welfare-increasing, but would seem difficult, if not impossible, to design because it requires the use of private information.

Given even the current level of knowledge of the biological complexity of responses to low doses and their influence on risk outcomes, it would seem very difficult for any revised radiation protection standards to account for all of these biological variables.