Sentence examples for very difficult to gather from inspiring English sources

Also, it is very difficult to gather clinching evidence in terrorism cases.

Not so surprising, perhaps: such large and expensive (at least to insure) paintings are very difficult to gather together.

"It is very difficult to gather and coordinate and create a platform for all these different groups and clans," said Mr. Himyari.

"It's very difficult to gather that information," said Ian Carpenter, a spokesman for the Doncaster Health Authority, which has jurisdiction over Armthorpe.

David Emmerson, co-chair of the family law organisation Resolution, said: "Many people who have suffered domestic abuse find it very difficult to gather together the evidence required by the Legal Aid Agency to get the support they need.

As non-financial interests can be manifested in various intangible forms and invisible ways, it is very difficult to gather evidence and investigate.

It is very difficult to meet people".

The reindeer herders work all week long in constant readiness for the needs of the herd, and it would have been very complicated and difficult to gather a group of herders from different parts of northern Sweden at a specific time and place.

Because intramuscular lipoma is very rare, it is difficult to gather massive amounts of data for review.

But it's very difficult to reliably gather suicide statistics.

"It's a very good programme, but it's difficult to gather more than 30 people together," she explains.