Sentence examples for seems very difficult from inspiring English sources

It seems very difficult that we'll get any medals for the next few Games.

But the government moved only against those groups that have attacked the Pakistani state, the diplomat said, adding, "It seems very difficult for them to write them off".

"It does seem a particularly small proportion of the development that, in the context of Newham, seems very difficult to justify," he says.

"It seems very difficult for the E.C.B. to leave the monetary policy stance unchanged," Marie Diron, an economist who advises the consulting firm Ernst & Young, said in an e-mail.

At the other end of the fan-interest scale, it seems very difficult for N.H.L. teams with fewer than about 300,000 hockey fans in their media markets to turn a long-run profit under the league's current economic system.

But it is precisely this upward necessitation that seems very difficult to even imagine in the case of the mental, particularly in the case of the two phenomena discussed above consciousness and intentionality.

"It may seem very difficult and a long way off.

You know, right now, right now it may seem very difficult and a long way off.

While the latter seems promising, both the scale and major requirements for either wind or solar production seem very difficult at this time.

When you recorded at Rick Halls' Fame Studios I believe you had over 15 big hits, yet your songs seem very difficult to find.

We called these companies "unicorns" because what they had achieved seemed very difficult, rare, and relatively unstudied.