Sentence examples for role is difficult to from inspiring English sources

The anchor's role is difficult to assess, because there is nothing to compare to it.

Moreover, her advisory role is difficult to evaluate since White House records will not be released until 2012.

Right now, the Democratic Party has three leaders: President Obama, who is term-limited; Clinton, the establishment successor-in-waiting; and Warren, whose role is difficult to define, but also increasingly difficult to ignore.

Critics maintain, though, that this dual role is difficult to sustain, because the government bears political responsibility for its actions that extend beyond the contractual structure, which means it may continue to bear risk with reduced mechanisms for political control.

However, such a role is difficult to dissect experimentally from the MRN function in telomeric DNA damage signal amplification and overhang excision.

As noted by Conkling and colleagues (56), '… the role is difficult to define, emergent, abstract, episodic, and not fully understood' (p. 1).

But he said the approach by the BOA for the part-time role was difficult to turn down.

The role was difficult to cast, as no one involved in the casting could agree on who they liked for the role.

The role was difficult to cast; Michael Rosenbaum auditioned twice and, feeling that he did not take his first audition seriously enough, outlined a two-and-a-half-page scene indicating where to be funny, charismatic or menacing.

The consistent utilization-lowering effect of modern attitudes regarding male-female roles is difficult to interpret.

As a result, gods' roles are difficult to categorize or define.