Sentence examples similar to s very difficult to from inspiring English sources

Some find Berlioz's Requiem very difficult to interpret.

He says, "There are many things in Paul's letters very difficult to understand.

As a result, the precise ancestry of today's microbes is very difficult to resolve.

"The industry is not perceived as positively by consumers as we would like," Ms. McCormick says, and as a result "it's very difficult to engage people".

"Either my hunting ground or the community's economy — it is very difficult to decide".

"Ibéria," like Debussy's "Jeux," must be very difficult to conduct.

Dr. Horrill called Ethiopia's position "frustrating and very difficult to understand".

A system so entrenched in the continent's political cultures is, naturally, very difficult to dismantle.

This is because the OECD's [rules] are very complex and very difficult to enforce".

"The problem with the government's existing policy is it's very difficult to scale up.

Uncertainty about Puerto Rico's financial future has made it very difficult to invest there.