Sentence examples for seldom difficult from inspiring English sources

But it was seldom difficult to tell which side was invoking the First Amendment.

But even if more work is necessary, the job is seldom difficult if you know what to do.

The first, to quote PG Wodehouse, is that it is seldom difficult to distinguish between a Scotsman and a ray of sunshine.

It is seldom difficult to spot a new member of Congress, and this class is no different: They are the ones who squint up at the Capitol's white- washed beauty, or who find themselves trapped at the end of a corridor with equally befuddled tourists.

While it is seldom difficult to find employment as a graduate of a top-tier program with a master's degree in business administration, recruiters say the competition to hire the elite is now so fierce that it has become a preoccupation for many managers.

It was seldom difficult in a murder case; the victim, after all, was not there to defend herself.

The Mainstream committee recommended the removal of the calls CROSS TRAIL THRU, LEFT TURN THRU, and PARTNER TAG from the Basic/Mainstream program because the calls are seldom used, difficult for dancers at that level to do correctly, or both.

The cost of a relapse was estimated to account for two times the difference in average monthly costs between patients at EDSS levels less than 6 with and without relapse, assuming an average relapse lasting 2 months and that relapses are seldom and difficult to identify at higher EDSS levels than 5.5.

The charge itself is seldom used and difficult to prove without a photo.

Since these tasks are carried out by partisan politicians, the census in America is seldom uncontroversial.The most difficult people to count are the poor, the homeless, the itinerant and those in overcrowded buildings.

In general, these large fish are seldom seen and difficult to study.