Sentence examples for which seems difficult from inspiring English sources

There prevails, amongst what may be termed the political and reading classes in France, a tolerably strong feeling of jealousy with respect to this country, which is fostered by certain Parisian newspapers to an extent scarcely credible, and with a furious spirit resembling bitter hatred, the cause of which seems difficult to understand.

And then there's the question of my identity, which seems difficult to pin down.

Or were those in the business and LGBT establishment asleep at the switch, which seems difficult to believe amid the social media outcry from activists imploring them to wake up?

This would indeed require information on complete mature mRNA or protein sequences, which seems difficult with extant techniques.

Some of these discordant samples were reactive in rectal swab but not in faeces, which seems difficult to understand.

These findings would indicate a non-random structure within the genome which seems difficult to reconcile with an apparent clustering of all classes of genes attributable to neutral processes.

Main worries about (4) are: (a) its invocation of an additional, potentially mysterious, relation, which (b) seems difficult to tame: Which fact is the one that mis-corresponds with a given falsehood?

"And particularly to help booksellers to sell hardcover books, which seems increasingly difficult.

So which seems more difficult: walking through a wall made of stone or a wall made of wood?

So I think it'll be a little bit of a hybrid between continuous machine learning which seems quite difficult and the old style, which was quite waterfall".

On December 12th , 2008 at the international climate talks in Poznan, Poland, Al Gore (2007 winner) said to a huge crowd: "Even a goal of 450 parts per million, which seems so difficult today, is inadequate.