Sentence examples for would seem very difficult from inspiring English sources

It would seem very difficult for McCain to get elected if the country has absolutely no confidence in spending money because they fear that business conditions are worsening.

Given even the current level of knowledge of the biological complexity of responses to low doses and their influence on risk outcomes, it would seem very difficult for any revised radiation protection standards to account for all of these biological variables.

The EP President Antonio Tajani said: "Given the current state of play of negotiations and the current position of the UK, it would seem very difficult that sufficient progress can be achieved by October on separation issues in order to enter phase 2 of the negotiations.

"It may seem very difficult and a long way off.

From this perspective it may seem very difficult to see ourselves are merely physical organisms.

That would seem very strange in Boston".

It would seem very likely that they are.

It seems very difficult to answer this question.

However, it seems very difficult to present the evaluation results with a systematic comparison.

For one thing, that would seem to make it very difficult to fit Nasri and Silva into the same lineup, and for another that would seem to increase the reliance on Touré, which it must be one of the aims of this season to reduce.

The decision would seem to have made it very difficult for the authorities to deploy what had been an increasingly common law-enforcement tactic against government critics.