Sentence examples for perhaps difficult to from inspiring English sources

Again, the impact of this is perhaps difficult to convey to modern gamers for whom such things are entirely routine.

It is perhaps difficult to say we were unlucky but I think we could have drawn the game.

It is perhaps difficult to compare the realities of the two cities, but regardless, war it is.

This kind of bonding, here called crystallographic bonding is perhaps difficult to obtain in other system as far as it requires the possibility of particular relationships between the different interfacial phases.

As these actors are respectively 43, 54 and 67 years old, it is perhaps difficult to see McCarthy, Janney and Sarandon as three generations of women.

But he does believe context is a slippery thing – difficult to quantify, and so perhaps difficult to consider in terms of responsibility.

It is perhaps difficult for us to see how essential to American economic growth it was for Madison to have lost in this way in 1789.

The Inn is the largest of Saunders's projects, and perhaps most difficult to get right.

Climate change is peculiarly, and perhaps fatally, difficult to care about.

"This is perhaps more difficult to legislate or fix," Loffreda concludes, "but it is crucial to see".

Different people give different answers; but respect for the other is, while necessary, perhaps always difficult to define absolutely.