... above the limb, yes, it would be difficult ...

And that would not be difficult for God.

And that would not be difficult for God.

For without that, one difficult journey would be not merely difficult but close to impossible.

If it was surrounded by secrecy, change would be difficult.

In any event, it would be extremely difficult to define there would always be a part that would remain a mystery.

On the other hand, moving to Fiji would be extremely difficult .

It would therefore be difficult to entrust the mandate to an existing body.

But imagine how difficult it would be to find that tumor in this dense breast.

It would be difficult to overestimate the role of the Agency in ensuring that balance.

It was nevertheless highlighted that the general application of the draft principles would be difficult.

Adding a further criterion by which intention must be demonstrated would merely make proof more difficult.

Halving the number of people living in poverty by 2015 would therefore be a difficult task.

Where that threshold, by nature vague and variable, actually lay would be extremely difficult to determine.

A song lasts between four and five minutes, so telling an entire story would be very difficult.

More difficult issues requiring more complex arrangements would be resolved through continuing negotiations and achieved in subsequent steps.

If the Al Qaeda base was to be established near Ghazni, we would hit them very hard, and it would be very, very difficult for the Taliban to protect them.

First of all, with regard to the reform of the Security Council, we knew that the discussions would be difficult.

It would appear to be extremely difficult to distinguish implicitly prohibited reservations with certainty, as they were indeterminate by nature.

Her comments would be difficult to accept for delegations adversely affected by the misinterpretation of General Assembly resolution 59 266.

So I would say, Alex, I know that it's terribly difficult.

The view was expressed that it would be difficult therefore for the Working Group to formulate any strict rules on that issue.

It was thus no longer likely that there would be a negative impact on the monitoring such that it would be more difficult in the future to ensure the continued effectiveness of the assurances.

Although it would be difficult to strike the right balance as to which categories to include or omit, the list would have its uses, so long as it did not claim to be exhaustive.

It shouldn't be that difficult.

It shouldn't be that difficult.

Unless that pattern was changed, the situation would not improve, and it would be very difficult to apply any affirmative action under article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention.

Freer trade would force some industries to downsize or close, although more industries would expand, and for some people and communities, the transition would be difficult. Yet the overall benefits of a successful Doha Round would likely be hundreds of times greater than these costs.

That would suggest that it will become even more difficult for the Office to be engaged simultaneously in standard setting, monitoring and implementation

And despite Bucky's prophecies that everything would be miniaturized and technology would make an incredible style access to comfort, to amenities it was very, very difficult to imagine that everything that we see in this image, would be very, very stylishly packaged.

I mean, that can't be very difficult.

Asking for help can be incredibly difficult.

That Day will be a difficult day.

That Day will be a difficult day.

That Day will be a difficult day

That Day will be a difficult day

Establishing reliable logistics can also be difficult.

It would have been difficult to procure the evidence to get convictions. We all know just how cunning bureaucrats can be in destroying incriminating evidence.

Given those circumstances, it would be difficult for developing countries, especially those in Africa, to achieve sustainable development if sustainable urbanization policies were not pursued.

Even a successful preventive attack would at most set back Iran s nuclear program a few years. It would almost certainly be rebuilt, presumably in underground, fortified sites that would make future attacks far more difficult to carry out.

Other shared problems such as corruption, poverty, and social underdevelopment would be similarly difficult to address together. And it seems that the BRICS may not even be willing to try.

But it would be premature to conclude that traditional banking has yielded to new financial platforms. Many of the new entrants have benefited from advantages that would be difficult to maintain were they to scale up in size and importance.

That framework of rules would have turned an embarrassing, difficult situation into a fun game.

Because we want these puzzles to be difficult.

Some of them seem to be too difficult.