Sentence examples for remains difficult to see from inspiring English sources
That means it remains difficult to see how close Starbucks came to its 2012 promise of a supplementary tax payment to HMRC of £20m over two years.
But a year on it remains difficult to see quite how Liverpool are better off than in February 2007, before any takeover.
And it remains difficult to see how China will assume the great mantle of leadership that was thrust upon the United States for much of the last century.
Some progress has been made since Healey's book was published (see for example Reeder and Clifton 1995) but, in general, it remains difficult to see what the set of definite-valued properties is according to his approach.
But it remains difficult to see how God would be justified in creating creatures whose prospects for a good life are known by him to be mediocre in comparison with other creatures of the same species whose prospects for a good life are known by him to be much greater — given that this knowledge is all that is relevant to God's decision about which creatures to create.
Although duration of our forced flight is longer than estimates from previous studies of average female P. aegeria flight periods in the field 12-900 s; for a detailed discussion of flight in female P. aegeria see [ 24]), it remains difficult to determine exactly how relevant our flight treatment is for drawing conclusions about the cost of flight in nature.
It remains difficult to understand why this happened.
The number of species remains difficult to determine.
"However, it remains hard to see house prices making a decisive move upward in 2013 given the still difficult and uncertain economic environment," he said.
While the first question can be answered without ambiguity by counting the number of conserved interactions found by the different methods in different settings, the second one, as we will see, remains difficult to answer due to the lack of large-scale and curated ground truth.
So the choice remains difficult to explain.
