Sentence examples for typically difficult from inspiring English sources

"Salads are typically difficult to match with wine.

The process of getting their one seat has been typically difficult.

The first two months of any year are typically difficult, but this winter has been brutal.

Irukandji jellyfish are typically difficult to see as they are only roughly a cubic centimetre in size.

As handy as the right of first refusal might be, however, it is typically difficult to execute.

Research also revealed that certain types of waste – those typically difficult to recycle – needed to be handled differently to be used as a raw material by others.

Ms. Bashir came up with the idea for Peek after planning a trip to Istanbul with friends, and having a typically difficult time finding things to do.

Several other shows have also posted closing notices rather than face the typically difficult winter months on Broadway, including "Billy Elliot," "The Addams Family," and "The Mountaintop".

Mr. Newsom told The Sacramento Bee last week that the relationship between a governor and a lieutenant governor was typically "difficult".

Many of its problems were the fault of its 1960s design – a grid pattern of concrete blocks without communal spaces but with "rat runs" that are typically difficult to police.

Real world actions are typically difficult to categorize consistently and are highly context dependent.