Sentence examples for quite difficult to read from inspiring English sources

I find patronising baby talk quite difficult to read.

But be careful not to overuse jargon as this can stand out like a sore thumb and is often quite difficult to read.

It has proven quite difficult to read the huge amount of building data stored in an IFC file, extract the information needed by a particular application, and correctly update the IFC file with new data.

The outlook for the euro zone has deteriorated most rapidly, but diminishing optimism is quite widespread.It's quite difficult to read the World Bank report and not conclude that more downward revisions of expectations are likely to occur.

The darkness of the murders is really quite graphic and it can be quite difficult to read.

"The flags were cut more like on the first day where they were on slopes and were quite difficult to read, I found myself allowing too much for the grain so I think that's why I didn't hole so many putts today".

"For me it's quite difficult to say," she said.

"It is quite difficult to say what they can expect.

It actually is quite difficult to say.

It's quite difficult to take them away.

"He had terrible handwriting, and it was really difficult to read him, and when I was first working on the manuscript I was quite angry, because it was so difficult," she said.