Usage of "often difficult"

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Usage of often difficult in English

Objectives: Polyneuropathies with associated serum IgM antibodies are often difficult to treat. 
 Pubmed 

AWE is often difficult to diagnose, mimicking a broad spectrum of diseases. 
 Pubmed 

Chronic groin pain in athletes is often difficult to diagnose and treat. 
 Pubmed 

For it was often difficult for the two parties to keep together. 
 This Country of Ours 

Well, it is often difficult for a Scout to get a bath. 
 Young Knights of the Empire : Their Code, and Further Scout Yarn... 

Help for anxiety is often difficult to access in New Zealand, Naomi says. 
 Radio NZ 

However, their primary or secondary nature is often difficult to establish. 
 Pubmed 

And healthcare professionals were highly rated for their efforts in often difficult circumstances. 
 The Irish Times 

So says Gavin Friday of his often difficult relationship with his late father. 
 The Irish Times 

It is capable of wonderful ideas, but they are often difficult to hear. 
 59 seconds: think a little, change a lot 

It is often difficult for regulators to prove allegations of improper market signaling. 
 Reuters 

Objective: Sacroiliitis is often difficult to diagnose in the absence of radiographic alterations. 
 Pubmed 

Management is often difficult as symptoms are often absent or non-specific. 
 Pubmed 

It was often difficult to tell what she meant to say. 
 The Reptile Room 

But finding avenues to discuss and deal with these experiences is often difficult. 
 The Guardian 

Moreover, differentiation of these two groups is often difficult and problematic. 
 Pubmed 

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Often difficult through the time

Often difficult across language varieties

New Zealand

Common

United States of America

Common

Ireland

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Meanings of often difficult in English