Sentence examples for this may prove difficult from inspiring English sources

But there a few reasons this may prove difficult.

This may prove difficult to achieve, given that there was a deficit of £11.4bn in March 2013," he said".

But this may prove difficult; it certainly isn't possible for the 180 schools in my area to sit on our local board.

This may prove difficult with defender Aurelien Collin likely out due to the head and face injuries he suffered at the All-Star game.

Unfortunately, this may prove difficult: after years of being told not to upload these videos, users will probably take a while to warm up to the idea.

Monk will be desperate to keep hold of striker Wilfried Bony, but this may prove difficult as the transfer deadline approaches.

Mr. Falcone could also try to sell his spectrum, but that may prove difficult.

The models were based on primary data from an epidemiological trial [38] and reproducing the model predictions without access to this data may prove difficult.

This, however, may prove difficult when a small number of specimens are available for the study.

It is appealing to predict that DPN acted on AVPV Kiss-ir neurons directly, but this hypothesis may prove difficult to test.

On the basis of the risk factors identified in this study, prevention may prove difficult, although avoidance of the intraoperative use of aminocaproic acid may be helpful.