Sentence examples for to is difficult from inspiring English sources

Basically, it's a carefully worked out sum of some very obvious parts; quite what they all add up to is difficult to say.

Finding out exactly what you are entitled to is difficult, as the train operating companies all have different compensation terms – often above the statutory minimum.

Recovering and rebuilding resources when you live in poverty, are homeless or with other pressing, depressing and ongoing matters to attend to is difficult, often impossible.

Springing into action when required to is difficult when, as a government, you state openly that your objective is to shrink the state to the smallest possible size, to step out of the way and let the free market do its stuff, to reduce taxation and cut services as much as possible.

Who this would go to is difficult to say, but leading figures on the BICEP2 project and the people who first formulated inflationary theory would be in the running.

Training a falcon to fly where you want it to is difficult, as the birds don't speak, and, with our feet stuck on the ground, we can't teach them by example.

Is it going to be difficult?

"Is reform going to be difficult?

Is that going to be difficult?

Isn't religion supposed to be difficult?

Identifying those highlands proved to be difficult.