Sentence examples for suggest how difficult from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Your article seems to suggest how difficult cutting the deficit will be.
The historic ethnic suspicions, expressed endlessly here, suggest how difficult it will be to form a unified government in Afghanistan.
Recent tax filings suggest how difficult it will be for Mr. Bannon to fill the void left by the Mercers.
But its early efforts to develop this new form of marketing suggest how difficult this will be.
The resignation and exasperation suggest how difficult a task the Democrats face as they seek to turn the fall elections into a referendum on corporate abuses.
The wildly different accounts suggest how difficult it will be to reach a deal in time to pull Greece back from the edge of an abyss that both sides have said for months they are desperate to avoid.
The sharpness of his language Sunday suggests how difficult his political challenge has become.
Conversations with local leaders after Mr. Karzai's speech suggested how difficult making progress would be.
But the experience of the proposed Bronx Charter School for the Arts, its would-be founders say, suggests how difficult it is for a truly grass-roots group to succeed.
The scene at the Mashakalay crossing suggests how difficult it could be for American forces to crush the Taliban and Al Qaeda without striking across the border.
But Mr. Mohammad's tour, undermined by mismanagement from above and the poor discipline that surrounded him, suggested how difficult any transformation might be.
