It's often difficult to make out what Van Wyngarden and Goldwasser are saying, but it works on a record where the vocals are primarily a vehicle for melody.
While we understand and appreciate the simplicity, the combination of relatively dim LEDs and the glossy design made it a bit difficult to make out direction under the harsh lights of the Fujitsu booth -- we can only imagine things would only get worse under a glaring mid-day sun.
It is difficult enough to make money out of running education for the public sector.
Forecasts of losses from a unique event such as the royal wedding are tough to make accurately because it is difficult to separate out the holiday's influence from other economic trends.
Justice minister Chris Grayling has asked the Sentencing Council to review guidelines which make it difficult for judges to give out tougher sentences.
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"If we start with the actions next week, which we intend to, to move from a conceptual discussion to implementation phase, we'll start to make commitments that then become very difficult to come out of, " he said.
But he deserves at least one chance to win with a roster that doesn't make it so difficult just to fill out a lineup card.
Rishi Kant says there is a need for fast-track courts - like the court being used to try the suspects in the latest gang-rape case - to prosecute perpetrators, and make it more difficult for them to get out on bail.
Approving Provenge might make it difficult to find out whether Provenge's benefits are real.
As its name suggests, it sends data traffic through a series of routers arranged in layers like in an onion to make it difficult to find out who is browsing a site or is behind any particular web activity.
That will drag down nominal GDP in the short term, and make budget cuts more difficult to carry out.
"If they can get rid of these anomalies, which make it difficult for people to get out of the benefit system and into work, good luck to them, " he said.
Residency applicants from foreign schools are likely to be squeezed out, medical educators say, which could make it more difficult to fill the nation's growing needs in primary care, which includes internal medicine, family medicine and pediatrics.
The publication of the report of the Committee on Standards in Public Life provides a golden opportunity for the government to get this issue back out of the box marked 'too difficult' and make a serious effort to find a fair solution which is acceptable to all parties.
The distinctive uniform would make it more difficult for bureaucrats to hand out fines for misdemeanours, he said.
But while it is difficult to make too many judgments based on two washed-out matches, England do look mobile in the field.
Russia hopes to make the whole process so difficult that the first three new members of the Atlantic alliance might turn out to be the last.
P. caucus in the Senate, that threat alone, if carried out again, would make it difficult to peel off Republican votes.
Moreover, the presence of American forces in Iraqi Kurdistan would make it that much more difficult for Turkey to carry out its threats to intervene militarily should the Iraqi Kurds seek to break away from Baghdad.
He has made things more difficult by staying out of the legislative fray, refusing to make demands on Congress, and limiting how much he talks about the specifics that he thinks must be part of the bill.
Various things about the way they put the teams together, salary caps and drafts and things like that make it so that it's very difficult to stand out above the crowd for any long period of time.
Israel strictly controls movement in and out of Gaza making it difficult for Palestinians there to make the short journey to the West Bank.
Seventeen percent said that being out of work for fewer than six months would also make it difficult to place someone in a job.
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To make this case in any courtroom would be very difficult for a prosecutor -- who point out that it is difficult, if not impossible, to put on a successful prosecution if the chief witness is deemed by the prosecutors to be unreliable on some issues, but presented as totally truthful on others.
"It's very difficult to go out of the Champions League for anybody, especially when you lose at home, you make it difficult for yourself, " Wenger told Sky Sports.
Yet even as rich countries hand out more money with one hand, with the other they continue to make life difficult for the world's poorest by excluding them from rich-country markets.
Now, while this is a great situation for a whisky aficionado, it does make the job of winnowing down the list difficult, and some awfully good drams had to be left out.
As it turns out, it's apparently just difficult to paint metal, and the manufacturing process required to make this laptop in white results in a smoother surface.
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