Sentence examples for that prove difficult from inspiring English sources
Because the paper is otherwise the same, Mr. Murray was able to avoid changes in taste and puff quality that prove difficult for longtime smokers to accept.
But, despite the ugliness of negotiating with terrorists, it is becoming a more viable option not only for Nigeria's war but also for other African countries battling extremist groups that prove difficult to subdue.
This is one of a number of peculiarities that prove difficult to account for, and which are sometimes thought to pose a particular stumbling block for naturalistic approaches to the mind.
There has long been a need to experimentally measure the dynamic contact conditions of important engineering tribological systems, especially those with polymeric bearing surfaces that prove difficult to model.
Furthermore, in virtue of various technicalities of the definitions, it apparently turns out that Chisholm's account of the meaning of 'he could have done otherwise' is adequate to all the cases that prove difficult for theories such as the ones surveyed above.
How these disclosure strategies work in everyday life is revealed in interviews where context and conflicting dynamics create situations that prove difficult to navigate.
Having operated there for almost half a century, for example, a vibrant flea market had become an institution, and one that proved difficult to dislodge.
It seemed a prudent career move given the high demand for designers (and the lack of jobs for sculptors), but it was a switch that proved difficult.
On a pitch that proved difficult to bat on, leg-spinner Beer (3-22) ripped the heart out of the Middlesex order.
Longer hospitalisation periods were usually in association with Roux loop repair/re-fixation or hepatectomy to treat intrahepatic stones that proved difficult to treat with PTJBI.
Shortly thereafter, he will be asking Congress to increase the debt ceiling once more, a proposition that proved difficult and politically harmful when confronted in 2011.
