Sentence examples for some as difficult from inspiring English sources
This is the Fed's view: Much of the downward trend in the labor force participation rate since the start of the recession was seen as the result of shifts in the demographic composition of the workforce and the retirement of older workers; the extent of the cyclical portion of the decline was viewed by some as difficult to gauge at present.
Many of these exercises were described as particularly interesting and enjoyable, but some as difficult or disconcerting.
Some are just as difficult to remember as the password itself.
Can Xue takes pride in her total commitment to what some have described as "difficult" literature.
In some ways, Djerdan is as difficult to figure out as Balkan politics.
It is no accident that he is also a published poet of repute, with some of it almost as difficult as Geoffrey Hill, whose poetry he hugely admires.
"Honestly, though, in some ways, I don't think it was as difficult as some people might believe because the promoters involved in this are pretty smart guys and every one of their fighters is served tremendously by being participants".
The threat is very real, and some experts say that regulatory approval of such a deal would not be as difficult as some have speculated.
This is not as difficult as some make out.
Fletcher said that making the jump from Division III to the N.F.L. was not as difficult as some have suggested.
Senate leaders predict that making changes will not be as difficult as some believe, but the Senate has historically resisted such change.
