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Meanings of sometimes difficult in English

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Usage of sometimes difficult in English
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The path towards sustainable energy sources will be long and sometimes difficult.
Ebony
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It is sometimes difficult to know whether we matter, whether anyone cares.
Death by Video Game
3
Through the years, he'd perfected the sometimes difficult craft of journalistic balance.
I'm in No Mood for Love
4
If the answers were also sometimes difficult, they were at least conclusive.
The Gold of Chickaree
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Three articles on discipline present this sometimes difficult problem from varying viewpoints.
Library Work with Children
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It's sometimes difficult to understand how a manufacturer's marketing guru's brain works.
The South African
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Classification is, however, sometimes difficult if non-specific esterase activity is not strongly expressed.
Pubmed
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He read from his notes, and his English was sometimes difficult to understand.
Kennedy's brain
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It's sometimes difficult to make the case for the efficacy of passive resistance.
The Irish Times
10
But there are many streets in Monteriano; he is sometimes difficult to find.
Where Angels Fear to Tread
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We act in ways that are sometimes difficult to detect by simple introspection.
The Guardian
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In short, Unix is sometimes difficult because it is so rich and complex.
Unix power tools, 3rd edition
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Background: Solar urticaria is an uncommon disorder sometimes difficult to treat.
Pubmed
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In fact, it is sometimes difficult to argue against his interpretation.
Drawing Down the Moon
15
Getting back into writing poetry in the evening was sometimes difficult.
The Guardian
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This is sometimes difficult, but it is rarely, if ever, impossible.
Essays on Work and Culture
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Ireland
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