Sentence examples for would difficult from inspiring English sources
Greste later told the Guardian it would difficult to see any circumstances in which he could return to Egypt.
He added that it would difficult for Europe to adopt a US model because it is now "less mature" than the European model.
so it would difficult to find them even if someone wanted to," said U.S. Magistrate Judge Stephen W. Smith, a longtime advocate for greater openness.
If a sovereign Iraqi government with United Nations backing were to ask for NATO's help, it would difficult to "abrogate our responsibilities," he added.
With the potential for more than 100 separate council tax designs, the IFS said it would difficult to show the gains to be made from taking a job.
He believes the weekend is "crucial" to achieving a peace deal and, though he has an office at his holiday base, making calls on a long-haul flight would difficult.
Increasing it would be difficult.
Removing it would be difficult.
