Sentence examples for that difficult because from inspiring English sources

Williams had found that difficult, "because Stuart's size is mentioned so often".

The reconciliation was not all that difficult, because one underlying assumption in many of the manifestoes of Modernism was that "progress" could be clearly defined.

Other players might have found that difficult because he had played with some key members of his squad and a relationship was already there.

For me it's not that difficult, because I always went to private school.

When the tribe, like others, began to seek state and federal recognition in the 1970s and '80s, it had to demonstrate "cultural continuity" — but found that difficult because of the systematic destruction of tribal practices and records.

But this does not figure to be that difficult, because the board -- which consists of Mr. Pataki, the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, and the Assembly Speaker, Sheldon Silver -- earlier approved the broader takeover plan.

However, he recognised that it would be difficult "because of everything going on downstairs".

But I like things that are difficult because when they are difficult, we can solve them.

In this case, that's difficult because some basic facts are in dispute.

In states like California, that became difficult because of the three-hour time difference.

But, of course, at the top clubs that becomes difficult because the pressure is on results, the here and now.