Sentence examples for means it is difficult from inspiring English sources

The paucity of data on the severity of tooth wear in different age groups and its progression means it is difficult to be able to predict what is the pathophysiological behaviour of tooth wear.

Chocolate presents a particular engineering challenge--it is a complex mixture that behaves very differently from an ideal fluid, which means it is difficult to predict its behaviour under processing conditions.

However, officials' liberal use of black marker pen means it is difficult to be sure.

It also means it is difficult to track and stop men like Morgan".

Liberal use of a redacting black pen means it is difficult to ascertain who was speaking to the police.

This means it is difficult to get trustworthy national Afghan police forces to patrol alongside British soldiers.

It also means it's difficult to share articles on Twitter and Facebook.

The punks' lack of ID papers means it's difficult for the BPI to sanction them.

I was now suffering from aphasia, a condition that means it's difficult or impossibe to receive and produce language.

And the fact that I'm of dual nationality means it's difficult for me to be proud on one side or the other".

Twitter is an interest network, which essentially means it's difficult for people who aren't objectively interesting.