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Meanings of look difficult in English

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Usage of look difficult in English
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Even for those proceeding to third level, prospects look difficult with continuing high levels of graduate unemployment.
The Irish Times
2
There is never a dull moment as he makes the easy things look difficult and vice versa.
The Guardian
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The things that look difficult in advance turn out to be easy of conquest when once encountered.
The Power of Concentration
4
I have never done anything in the statesman line, but it does not look difficult to me.
Remarks
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Naturally, we had to make it look difficult because, otherwise, would have sensed it was a trap.
Renaissance
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There have been suggestions of an early return to Chelsea but the logistics look difficult to work out.
The Guardian
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The disagreements might in principle look difficult to resolve but he was confident there would be a way through.
Radio NZ
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It did not look difficult, so I joined in the dancing, as I have done many times among other races.
Through Central Borneo; an Account of Two Years' Travel in the L...
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The painter Edward Burne-Jones makes the difficult look difficult, and depending on your expectations his art seems either laboured or sublime.
BBC
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The company said it remains cautious as its outlook for the rest of the financial year and 2009 continues to look difficult.
Reuters
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It would reinforce the organisation's credibility, but that looks difficult to achieve.
Reuters
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If something looks difficult, leave it a while and come back to it!
The South African
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I can see the possibility, but a practical method of communication looks difficult.
The Lost Naval Papers
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There was a pause and for a moment matters looked difficult.
Madcap
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The justice secretary knows his interest in the euro now looks difficult to defend.
The Guardian
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Just the right to be proud of their team even if qualification looked difficult.
The Guardian
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