According to Hoffman, the wording of the CFAA makes it difficult to understand what is illegal.
The magnetic repulsion between two dipoles aligned side by side with their moments in the same direction makes it difficult to understand the phenomenon of ferromagnetism.
The museum members, Theodore Grunewald and Patricia Nicholson, who filed suit in state court in Manhattan, argue in court papers that the museum makes it difficult to understand the fee policy, a practice intended to "deceive and defraud" the public.
There are a couple of nice touches, which it would be unfair to reveal, but the scale of it all makes it difficult to understand what on earth is happening.
Such vagueness makes it difficult to understand Xerxes' intense rejection of Darius, and his terror when he finds himself unintentionally following in his father's footsteps, both by planning a visit to Iran and by echoing his abusive domestic behavior.
An old facial wound, rumoured to be the result of a magical spell that an enemy conjured against him (but again, who knows for sure?) has left Djalu with a significant speech impediment that makes it difficult to understand what he says.
Carrick, another player who could polarise opinion among the West Ham crowd, has similar aspirations, playing with the control and authority for Manchester United that makes it difficult to understand why Roy Hodgson did not try harder to involve him in Euro 2012.
"This makes it difficult to understand whether the changes will affect, for example, people with some types of physical disability more or less than people with particular types of poor mental health or who experience bouts of ill-health and may therefore be in and out of work.
Event-based models, however, are fragmented, which makes it difficult to understand the dependencies between components.
