Sentence examples for which may be difficult from inspiring English sources

The FBI may have outlined a potential solution for Apple to comply with, which may be difficult for Apple to argue against.

Mr. Obama is facing high expectations, which may be difficult to meet.

It is a common condition, the cause of which may be difficult to find.

CONS: The loft is reached via a steep spiral staircase, which may be difficult to navigate at night.

A second is to go organic, which may be difficult for a plant as vulnerable as the grape.

You may be able to claim for these expenses under the Montreal Convention, but this would involve proving the airline was at fault - which may be difficult.

Given the large equipment investment his concept requires, he would need well-capitalized operators, which may be difficult to source without further proof of concept.

"There is a difference between efficiency savings, which may be difficult to achieve but are painless in terms of the impact on the front line, and output cuts".

It orbits a small red dwarf star that emits almost all of its luminosity at infrared wavelengths, which may be difficult for life to harness.

Both viruses cause similar illnesses which may be difficult to distinguish clinically.

In this study, a method is proposed to extract lineaments which may be difficult to recognize.