Well, it's notoriously difficult to get people to be farsighted.

Distinguishing between enhancement and treatment requires defining normality and disease, which is notoriously difficult. For example, Christopher Boorse, a philosopher at the University of Delaware, defines disease as a statistical deviation from species typical functioning.

Cuprates are notoriously difficult materials to work with, because they are very brittle. This is exacerbated by their strong anisotropy the materials have a quasi two dimensional structure consisting of a weakly coupled stack of conducting sheets.

As we know, our feelings about how we're feeling are notoriously unreliable.

Tom Hoenig, a former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and now a top official at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, advocates separating big banks commercial and securities trading activities. The cultures never mesh well, and big securities businesses are notoriously difficult to manage.

For example, baseball players are notoriously superstitious when they're batting, but not so much when they're fielding.

Now, you should know that at that time, the textile industry in the South was notoriously segregated.

For too long, these regimes have enjoyed impunity regarding the terrorism that they notoriously foster, support and glorify.

Second, the volatile carry trade is notoriously difficult to measure, because most of it is conducted through derivatives in options, forwards, and swaps, which are treated as off balance sheet that is, as net numbers that are below the line in accounting terms. Thus, in gross terms, the leverage effects are larger than currently reported.

We will have two balloons for each of my test jumps, and two balloons for the main jump, because they notoriously tear on takeoff.

The only exception foreseen by the law is in cases in which the nature of the activity to be undertaken publicly and notoriously requires such requirements.

There are other recent examples, including, perhaps most notoriously, the 2000 presidential election in the United States. Why are we suddenly experiencing so many close results in democratic elections?

Difficult.

So if that's the case, that's difficult, because persuasion is really difficult.

It's difficult to explain to people now that it was difficult then.

It's more difficult.

It's really difficult.

They're difficult integrals.

This is difficult.

It's very difficult.

Breathing was difficult.

At the moment, no country is truly suffering deflation, but that may change as the crisis deepens. Germany, with its notoriously low inflation rate, may be among the first countries to experience declining prices.

It requires political theory, not econometrics. Forecasting models, based on normal distributions of risk over short slices of recent time, are notoriously incapable of capturing the real amount of risk in a political system.

For without that, one difficult journey would be not merely difficult but close to impossible.

They use it to get to the truth, and they do what mature leaders do everyday they have difficult conversations with difficult people, sometimes during very difficult times.

Now, that is difficult.

Extra difficult. Extra hard.

Speaking English is difficult.

Difficult husband not possible.

The navigation is difficult.

Difficult, eh? It's meaningless.

This problem seems difficult.

Mastering English is difficult.

English is difficult, innit?

This is very difficult.

Man is business difficult!

This seems very difficult!

This word is difficult.

Those were difficult times.

This is not difficult.

Breathing has become difficult.

This makes implementation difficult.

Such changes are difficult.

That is very difficult.

Another view held that paragraph (3) seemed unconvincing for, if it was common knowledge that the local courts were notoriously lacking in independence , the question arose why an investor would risk investing in the country concerned.