Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Finally, it must also be understood that the lack of proper status makes it extremely difficult for performers in Europe to make a living from their creations, regardless of the size of their contribution to the economy of culture in EU.
• Isn't it difficult to make yourself understood in a foreign language?
• Tom found it difficult to make himself understood in French.
• off of good, well
• It is extremely difficult to accept the laying
• Criminal law is part of each individual nation's own cultural tradition, and it is very difficult to arrive at common definitions of what is to be understood by these basic legal concepts.
• What we have reiterated now in the amendments that in the end have not been voted for are very simple things which at that time we found it difficult to make understood.
• Naturally, it is difficult to be understood in this chaotic situation.

• Then I find it difficult to understand why someone would deliberately terminate their own existence.
• Dean, we know this is difficult to understand.
• I know it's difficult to understand.
• It is difficult to understand what it means be a world champion.
• It is difficult to understand why the main simplification tool is used so rarely.
• It is difficult to understand how such an alarming acknowledgement can be used to justify inaction.
• Although it may appear easy at first, it's very difficult to understand.
• The Council text is difficult to understand and ambiguous.