Sentence examples for which proves difficult from inspiring English sources
An ex-boxer and onetime fixer for mobsters, McGill has set up as a private eye and is trying to make amends for his past — which proves difficult when someone starts killing off the men he recently located for a paying client.
Rachel attempts to solve the problem by taking up the habit, which proves difficult.
Later on the family is eating dinner at a restaurant, which proves difficult for Heidi.
But soon Luna is playing with a pyramid stencil, trying to get the positioning right on Sam's chin, which proves difficult because of the mentolabial sulcus, the groove that dips in below your lower lip before the chin bulges out.
If you search the words "Can you help" (without quotation marks), you'll receive around fifty footprints in the results, all of which proved difficult to decipher for the scholars entering their data.
The results of the test, which proved difficult for even some of the fittest units, and anecdotes from around the Army and other branches of the service, appear to support their point.
Ms. Taymor, who declined to be interviewed for this article, has said she did have a finale being rehearsed that involved a huge mechanical net, which proved difficult to deploy.
Originally programmed only in machine or assembly language or (a bit later) Autocoder, which proved difficult for many people, the 1401 was soon host to one of the earliest high-level business-oriented programming languages, RPG (Report Program Generator), which increased its usability and popularity.
Synthesized protein was produced as inclusion bodies which proved difficult to solubilize for purification and characterization.
For now, Amazon relies on UPS and USPS to deliver packages purchased through the service, which proved difficult this holiday season.
