Sentence examples for was therefore difficult from inspiring English sources

Parthian was therefore difficult to read and was mainly used by scribes or priests for official or religious writings.

It was therefore "difficult to prosecute" the major banks, because indictments could "have a negative impact on the national economy, perhaps even the world economy".

"The boat has not been found because the weather has not been good," he added, saying the boat was made of fibreglass and was therefore difficult to sink.

Our forefathers put these checks and balances in place when the information was kept in cardboard files, and data was therefore difficult to appropriate and misuse.

That substance (madrepore) greatly incommodes those who bathe or wade in the sea; and it was therefore difficult for me to go from isle to isle without a boat; those, however, who are accustomed to it often do so.

It was therefore difficult to remain unmoved, watching this goofy, good-humoured lunk develop the kind of six-pack you can't buy in an off-licence, in what was ostensibly an extended Rocky montage of a foray into the pain game that regularly left him tired and emotional, but without a scuttled pedalo in sight.

Rachel Carson's legacy is therefore difficult to assess.

Accessing and culturing mammalian embryos is therefore difficult.

It is therefore difficult to compare it directly with Microsoft's offer.

Growth lies in between the cracks in the structure and is therefore difficult to get at.

Evaluating their performance is therefore difficult because they inherit investment strategies that require time to change.