Sentence examples for proved equally difficult to from inspiring English sources

An apparent corroborator, identified in the suit as Tiffany Doe, proved equally difficult to track down.

With WikiLeaks capable of uploading even more classified material from the Afghan theater, the rupture in our wartime intelligence apparatus may prove equally difficult to repair.

North Korea's recent confession that it had been breaking its non-nuclear vows, and news that it had restarted its reactor at Yongbyon, are proving equally difficult to deal with.

If that weren't enough, alternative paths to get integrated into merchants' points of sale proved equally difficult.

It will be close to impossible for John McCain to capture the heart of his party and win the nomination; it may prove equally difficult for George W. Bush to escape the cage in which McCain has placed him and win the respect of the country.

Determining the worth of new monitoring devices may prove equally difficult given the ongoing desire to adopt them before adequate evaluation has been completed.

It has become very difficult to stage a terror attack in the city, but organizing a legitimate political action has proven equally difficult, as images of LGBTI activists being sprayed by water cannons last month showed.

It is at least equally difficult to prove that SL does not exist in some transcripts than that SL occurs in all transcripts in dinoflagellates.

His other claims are equally difficult to sort out.

It is equally difficult to imagine the S.D.F.

It was equally difficult to make myself understood.