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America and China, too, could easily fall into a cycle of escalating tension that would be hard to break.

The official reason for the delay is a parts shortage, but I'll be darned if I can figure out what part would be hard to get.

Assuming you have no innate preference towards either of the two colors, it might be hard to choose between a red Civic and a blue Civic.

There was a stiffness in him that would be hard to break.

How to tell if she likes it With your head smashed between her thighs, it may be hard to see what her response is.

It may be hard to remember amid all the news of decline, but in plenty of areas, the United States is still the world's leader.

That's not exactly what I meant. Some weeks, it may be hard to live on what you earn, don't you think?

If you don't enjoy yourself at the gym, it is going to be hard to keep it a habit.

The fact that you caused no damage and did not steal any data is not only irrelevant, it may actually be hard to prove!

Given Japan's already high public debt, it would also be hard to sustain; public services might still end up in tatters.

But it also might be hard to get into a serious conversation with him, which can be frustrating.

If you think you are always right then it may be hard to grow and expand your life and consciousness.

But a chance to go to Chelsea - or any other Champions League team in England or Spain - would be hard to turn down.

It may be hard to believe, but in just a few years, incandescent light bulbs will be history.

It must be hard to do that, when Western culture is all around them.

Your inner voice is always there, though it can be hard to hear with so much going on around you.

When you're feeling very low, it can be hard to muster the energy to help someone else, but you'll be amazed at how much better you feel.

Among other things, extremely alien-looking aliens would be hard to fit with the idea that God "made man in his own image" .

Pancreatic cancer can be hard to diagnose, since the early stages have no visible symptoms.

Unfortunately if you don't exercise regularly, it can be hard to see the difference after just a few days of exertion.

The manager is a heavy drinker. It 's going to be hard to keep up with him .

There's no doubt women can be nice to look at or great to feel up, but we sure can be hard to understand.

It would not be hard to wear, just a little less soft than it normally was.

It would be hard to imagine less suitable material with which to found a colony.

I was told the physical signs of dwarfism would be hard to detect at five months old, and I may have to wait until he was two to be sure.

This would seem to be the natural way to solve this issue, but it might be hard to execute!

So if you fell in love with a man online, it would be hard to be repelled by his smell.

That was the bargain he struck in 2007, a bargain that would be hard to call Faustian: the end was clear from the beginning.

It would be hard to imagine a more democratic gathering. No tickets were sold, there was no dress circle and no preferred seats.

But it would be hard to imagine a more delightful way for people who enjoy going back to the heart of nature.

Of course we believe attribution to be very important (even if it's just in RT form), we just think it might be hard to police.

For those of us lucky enough to always have enough food and water, it may be hard to imagine living through a drought.

It will be hard to say goodbye but I'm very much at peace with the next custodian of this property and that's the best way to look at it.

Without a transparent and clean atmosphere, it would be hard to see anything.

Your Capricorn dad is a hard worker, and sometimes it may be hard to feel his love for you since he is so caught up in his work.

Active current talent market, the employing units highly competitive and this can be "easy to get gold, one will be hard to find. "

While it might be hard to say what's true, would you want a white lie told to you?

He said later that he feared the woman, a poor peasant, would "be hard to deal with" should she seek compensation for her injuries.

It can be hard to ask a generation that remembers mass starvation to consider fat and meat the enemy.

It may be hard to see in this smaller version, but the bullets that make up the image of Nic Cage are a sublime touch.

We'll see, but this is not the moment to think about it, it would be hard to say no though.

Death may be hard to contemplate, but this book is as much about the journey as it is about the last stop.

Definitions also bring paradox: Western civilization began in what is now Iraq, but it would be hard to make a case now for Iraq as Western.

It might be hard to imagine that this wealthy land which enjoys the reputation of "heaven on earth" then was covered with thorns and lakes.

But as a clear, brief guide to the countries of the south Caucasus, it would be hard to do better than this book.

Fashion magazines could be made lush in a way that would be hard to match digitally, at least for a while.

When I told her the air would be hard to breathe and it would be very cold, she said it would be an interesting experience.

As for Bank of America, it would be hard to argue that without the US taxpayers' $45bn the bank would still be around.

It would not be hard to write such a reader, and I am sure this will happen in time (perhaps by me or one of my readers).

Without enough sleep, it may be hard to be active or to make good food choices.

Just as the benefits of a new technology can be hard to predict, so too are its unexpected draw backs.

Just a few years ago, it would be hard to imagine these people even knowing each other, let alone engaging in a deep collaborative process.

With all that repeated code, you're bound to have inconsistencies, and it will be hard to maintain.

It is likely to be hard to persuade mainstream investors to put money into something so new and with such uncertain returns.

As a journalist who writes for a wire service, I realize that this would be hard to do.

Real Programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand and even harder to modify.

It would be hard to imagine anything more different from the costume dramas most Americans are used to seeing out of China.

When you see someone out of context, like the librarian at the grocery store, it can be hard to remember who that person is.

In a relatively wealthy country like the United States, cheap labor can be hard to find.

Approaches that help applications scale tend to break them apart, dividing their logic into separate chunks that can be hard to understand.

Thomas Kubic of the Pharmaceutical Security Institute, an industry-funded outfit, gives warning that this war will be hard to win.

It would be hard to call products which are still so universally used obsolete.

UNCTAD acknowledged it would be hard to set up a "constant real exchange rate" system both technically and politically.

Without city, it would be hard to imagine such a brilliance in the history of classical Greece.

It may be hard to believe, but the WHO insists that most smokers still do not understand the full extent of the health risks.

It might be hard to do this with your closest friends, but this will work when you're with people who don't know you that well.

Since almost anything can be a service, it would be hard to itemize an exhaustive list of applicable businesses.

A full sense of what conservatives object to in the Obama program can be hard to extract from daily conservative discourse.

Her brilliant talent and keen sense of art would never be hard to discover in her photography and paintings.

I'll leave the money making question up to you, but it shouldn't be hard to do.

However, it would be hard to understand the essence of the Chinese martial arts merely from those beautiful movements in the movies.

The frenzy of Korean pop (aka K-Pop) today might be hard to believe considering the state of the music industry.

The nuanced, idiomatic English of Britons, North Americans, Antipodeans (and Indians) can be hard to understand.

It's going to be hard to say whether . . . he saw what came because everything came with such speed and power.

When those who are grieving first go back to their normal activities, it might be hard to put their hearts into everyday things.

"Whoever leads the next government, it is going to be hard to ensure stability. Some rifts take time to heal. "

Unless Dick Fuld, Lehman's boss, can right the ship pronto, that temptation might be hard to resist.

Empirically it seems to be hard to start a startup with just one founder.

This might be hard to do when the teacher is writing on a board at the front of the classroom.

"It would be hard to outsource my job because there is so much specialist knowledge and business jargon involved, " he says.

With 700, 000 accounts being opened by new investors every week this summer, it would not be hard to organise a protest rally or two.

It must be hard to recognize him in a crowd of kids.

But grain experts said that it would be hard to discern quickly whether China was buying more wheat from the United States.

It may be hard to realize that behind their seemingly effortless movements are long years of practice.

Of the American cartoonists who excoriate President George Bush, it would be hard to find one who exceeds Ted Rall in venom.

In part this is to meet expected pedestrian-safety legislation, because hybrid and electric cars can be hard to hear at low speeds.

It will not be hard to implement these keyboard features, but it is difficult to tell screen readers the attributes of this widget.

This might be hard to do when the teacher is writing on thea board at the front of the classroom.

Gourguechon agreed: as a woman in power, it may be hard to "strike the right note" as far as aggression is concerned.

A less sensitive approach to the public commemoration of the war would be hard to imagine.

His debt is going to be hard to dig out of even if things get better soon.

Imagine the path from your cubicle to the coffee machine or to your boss's office (it shouldn't be hard to choose).

Sometimes though, it can be hard to think up a picture because of the name, stress or my current state of inventiveness .

Wildfires that produce a lot of smoke are difficult to manage because the source of fire can be hard to see.

But tweener devices can be hard to love and Streak buyers will have to overlook some of the shortcomings I encountered.

His character convinces me of the fact that he may be hard to communicate with people.

But in other cases, the manufacturing capacity lost when a currency rises might be hard to recover when the currency eventually falls.

Perhaps, but it will be hard to see how Google can resist following Facebook's lead if the network's social-app initiative pays off.

In theory, this could come from minerals, but exploiting these requires big investment that it might be hard to finance now.

This means that their internal operations can be hard to understand and their behaviour difficult to predict.

There are many reasons to quit drinking soda, but a soda addiction can be hard to break. Try these methods to kick the can for good.

A Dear Lee: It can be hard to leave the warm, loving home of your parents to face the world on your own.

The changes are expected to be hard to implement for some banks who will have to reconfigure their systems to produce the data.

Important is to believe in and respect for the historical development of its own with regularity, and be hard to find.

Needless to say, a large number of corporations want very badly for it to be hard to change it too much.

Once lost (= If it were once lost ), it would be hard to find.

Although it may be hard to imagine right now, someday you may decide to retire, or you may be promoted and moved up the career ladder.

Bipolar disorder in children and adolescents can be hard to tell apart from other problems that may occur in these age groups.

No intersex voices censured here, even those which might be hard to understand or objectionable to some people.

But dissent, once sanctioned, can be hard to control, especially in such a loose and democratic party.

Current market pricing represents an extremely pessimistic set of economic assumptions that will not be hard to beat.

PUBLIC grief can be hard to express in a holiday town, built around the promise of heedless fun.

If someone tries to harm you in London, it will be hard to stop him or catch him afterwards.

For example, a new stand mixer might be hard to justify, but if it encourages you to cook more at home, it will save you money.

As it can be hard to distinguish a warship from other boats, the IISS uses its own definition of what counts and what does not.

Even if you believe government needs to shrink, it would be hard to pull off such a big change on short notice.

Imagine ringing the Liberty Bell and having it sound like a hand bell. That would be hard to do.

Services cannot be inventoried and demand may be hard to predict, so waiting before receiving a service is a common experience.

I suppose it's meant to be hard to understand.

It also means that the image can be hard to see in bright sunlight.

And since the cost and benefit may be different for each bank, it may be hard to get them to agree through negotiation.

It used to be hard to come home after a stressful day at work to a quiet house.

Once you get used to the power of declarative testing, it will be hard to go back to plain JUnit.

'I have spent 10 years here already, ' he said. 'It took me some time to get used to American life. Now, it'd be hard to get used to China.

D. The significance of the work of the Byzantine jurists in preserving the Roman legal heritage would be hard to exaggerate.

Such criminality may be hard to pin down after all this time, but it is worth the effort.

It would be hard to think of anyone more different than Obama and Truman.

Ultimately it may be hard to prove a causal connection between inequality, subprime lending and the Wall Street boom.

It was a stunning political debate that would be hard to imagine in Britain.

Due to the angle, the head of your penis will rub her inner body in such way that it will be hard to control your orgasm.

Market information may be hard to display, but at least the data are numerical.

Sharing your unique content is something that would be hard to do if you had your SEO hat on, but in the social world, its fine.

Obfuscated code or scripts are designed to be hidden within the normal code for your site, so they can be hard to detect.

It is pretty easy to use and I think it maybe be hard to integrate.

Zhang says if the important private information is stolen by hackers, it would be hard to get compensation from the website.

A design like this may work better in urban areas where space and direct sunlight can be hard to find.

It would be hard to imagine a deal that satisfies fewer of Beijing's stated intentions for the future of its fractured car industry.

Says Lamont-Doherty's Arkin, "It would be hard to talk about extreme weather without considering his work. "

The production of weak offspring as a result of selfing, inbreeding depression, may be hard to distinguish from late-acting SI systems.

Employee: It will be hard to say good-bye. This office has become like a second home to me.

It would be hard to grab just one. Researchers think this "popcorn" effect might help the ants escape by confusing their enemies.

But patience and calm nerves may be hard to find at a time when U. S. financial markets continue to drop at alarming rates.

But she added that if harmful, or pathogenic, super-small bugs existed they would be hard to detect.

It will be hard to get attention for "weight loss, " but you could create a great following for yourself with "gourmet low-carb. "

A good man might be hard to find, but a good hairdresser is next to impossible .

Trust can be hard to establish in a distributed team, where interpersonal contact may be limited.

They may be wet, even a bit briny , and it might be hard to find a matching pair, but you won't find Nike Inc. shoes cheaper anywhere.

Yao insisted, however, it would be hard to leave the Rockets because of injury or a trade away.

Not only is the science that informs it uncertain; its effects on the bottom line can be hard to quantify.

Although the dividing line between research and campaigning can be hard to distinguish, scientists must try to respect it.

A directive like this will be hard to ignore but for some perhaps quite hard to implement, our correspondent says.

It would be hard to devise a more wasteful, damaging, unsustainable system.

Working third shift can be hard to adjust to, but you can save yourself some of the problems by following the steps below.

Those who like an exclusive Eurogroup fret that, once the Poles are in the room, it may be hard to get them out.

It would be hard to shut because a big chunk of its customers and capital expenditure are in Britain, making it tricky to disentangle.

"Chinese soyabean imports are very volatile, as imports supplement domestic production, and the swings can be hard to explain. "

And the huge Democratic votes in 2006 and 2008 were always going to be hard to maintain, even in the best of circumstances.

Even over the course of a career, that initial gap can be hard to eliminate.

Avoid alternative investments and private partnerships that might be hard to sell.

And until people grow up with the idea of artificial meat, it's going to be hard to convince people otherwise.

I understand that it may be hard to do it. But I'm confident, I believe I can do it well. So who is also unable to stop.

Optimism might be hard to maintain in the face of serious heart disease.

With a few exceptions, an oral agreement is enforceable but will often be hard to prove.

This is often around 8%, and reflects the performance of the past 20-30 years. However, such returns will be hard to come by in future.

After being with the same company for so long, do you think it will be hard to adapt to a new organization?

With all these positive applications for lottery revenue, it might be hard to imagine a downside to the lottery.

Some may argue under such huge material and mental stimulation, it would be hard to maintain equilibrium.

But analysts said it might be hard to reflect further rises in crude oil, unless the yuan strengthened.

What's more, if the dollar started sliding, it might be hard to stop.

they may be wet , even a bit briny , and it might be hard to.

It is so exciting that it may be hard to concentrate on school, work, or family responsibilities.

The tops of skyscrapers in Beijing can be hard to see from the street.

Precise effects of big charity projects can be hard to measure, especially over a relatively short period.

If current trends hold, traditional software firms and their open-source rivals will soon be hard to tell apart.

The extreme daytime temperatures of an urban heat-wave may be hard to ignore, but really, scientists say, it's the nights that kill you.

Positive first experiences can inspire us for a lifetime, but negative ones can be hard to get past.

When all is said and done, the business value of SOA would be hard to justify to business stakeholders.

The use of metaphor and imagery may help the writer give voice to emotional undertones that would otherwise be hard to put into words.

Yet to the casual observer, it may be hard to tell the difference.

Even with a government that worked, remedial action would be hard to devise.

I think we can be sure that she died of a healthy woman, relying on its own strength and can be hard to feed 2 people.

Online virtual worlds such as Second Life can also provide a means of simulating experiences that would be hard to recreate in a classroom.

recently, leading to the organs of the Municipal CPPCC "will be hard to do, hard work, thrift activity, running through the text. "

It would rather delay the GST by six months than risk birth defects that would be hard to fix later.

The bidders often haven't had a chance to inspect the property or determine whether it's occupied by tenants, who may be hard to evict.

Although they may be hard to see, such discs may be common.

But a mountain of economic data might be hard to ignore this week and could even say something about the future.

The choice would not be hard to make. But there is no choice, and that is where the bitterness comes in.

The Republican senators whom they took on were last elected in 2008, a good year for Democrats, so were always going to be hard to dislodge.

"Yes; in these days it would be hard to live without faith . . . " said Princess Marya.

Edna: It must be hard to think up new ideas for, suits, shirts and skirts every year.

A decade from now the players will be hard to tell apart, and there will probably be survivors from each group.

And with predictions for a harsh winter, that could be hard to find.

This may be hard to stick with in the beginning but this helps increase your milk supply.

And even if they do look, the mussels can be hard to see, especially when they are young and therefore small.

Ideally you want between two and four founders. It would be hard to start with just one.

Molly has made some outlandish claims about her mother in the past, and it can be hard to work out what is true, what is satire.

But financing for mega-deals worth $30 billion-40 billion will be hard to come by, at least for leveraged buyers, he predicts.

Fraud will always be hard to spot and stiff sentences are needed to stop fraudsters being treated differently from other criminals.

Running code can be hard to beat, but so can accepted standards that are eventually shipped with the platform. . .

This tool would not be hard to build -- all of the technologies in it exist already.

Armed with common sense, effective release processes, and the information in this article, this balance should not be hard to achieve.

It is a vow that will be hard to keep, except as part of a broad effort to improve life in the world's expanding slums.

Mao's armies of landless and disgruntled peasants would be hard to recreate in today's more effectively controlled China.

It may be hard to accept that the barrier to the hyper-active population grow the UN predicts is a lack of available food.

Yao allegedly admitted to killing the woman because he feared the "peasant woman would be hard to deal with. "

For and unfortunate few, any food will be hard to keep down and nausea will be your constant companion throughout the first trimester.

But it may be hard to keep calling yourself a victim when the entire world comes to your party to watch you win.

Moreover, it may be hard to measure coverage and hard to know when to stop testing.

with the problem of client confidentiality , gathering of evidence would be difficult , and individual cases will be hard to detect.

Kubica is just two points behind the championship leaders with nine races to go, but the Pole reckons it will be hard to stay in the fight.

But if the organization rewards developers by the amount of code they write, this value may be hard to instill.

Your toxicity is not serious, so it won't be hard to lower the amount of toxins around you at all.

When talking, he may make references to shows or events that you don't even remember, so it could be hard to find common discussion ground.

Several observers said it would be hard to imagine a scenario under which Mr. Kudrin wouldn't maintain some government role.

It can be hard to admit that what you thought or believed was not the best alternative.

I spent the afternoon in a state that would be hard to describe.

"Which would be hard to find if you weren't America. . . " HA. Somehow I feel like he's a virgin. Somehow. XD.

A more process-oriented, less provocative answer would be hard to imagine.

If people want to stock up on gold in a hurry, it will be hard to ramp up production enough to satisfy them, Mr. Kaplan believes.

Critics say that would extend copyright to facts. It would also be hard to make either regime work in practice.

Unless Abdullahi Muhammad's vision prevails, the extremists who will surely take up the al-Qaeda banner will be hard to beat.

Unless data or equities or credit worsen from here, it's going to be hard to cut again in February.

And with some projects, Mr. Naimi is making output predictions that could be hard to hit.

"But for graduates from other parts of the country, the permit would still be hard to get, " Xiao warned.

If you just let all information flow into your mind it will be hard to think clearly. It's just too much stimulation.

So you must be "hard to find fault, " Do not let the old brain idle.

It may be hard to prove in court that losses stemmed directly from poor underwriting, not economic turmoil.

In these painful economic times, it can be hard to think in terms of gratitude.

Generally we accept the status quo, but these expectations can be hard to handle when they come from our families - especially our parents.

In the way that you measure time, it must be hard to believe that 10 years have already passed since this century commenced.

Before installation , you must not forget to wash water pipe to avoid water quality to be hard to cause damage.

It would be hard to invent a figure better suited to fire youthful imaginations.

It would be hard to establish this sameness through byte-by-byte comparison.

Mercury will be meeting with Jupiter, so it would be hard to go wrong!

Unfortunately, checkered support in browsers means that great stylesheets can be hard to develop.

It's partially from him that I want to understand the real China, a China that might be hard to imagine even for Chinese.

But such structural reforms will be hard to accomplish as it becomes increasingly more expensive to service new debt.

Resolve to stop magnifying small problems and shooting from the hip. Words that you have to eat can be hard to digest.

Nicotine causes brown stains that penetrate the groves and pits of tooth enamel and can be hard to remove by brushing alone.

It requires a steady hand - which can be hard to maintain during the many fits of maniacal laughter!

At the time, Zacarias acknowledged that his goal would be hard to meet.

In practice, however, it may be hard to achieve and the benefits may not be quite as obvious.

But it also suggests much more appreciation in oil prices would be hard to bear.

But after a month, two months or possibly a year off, it can be hard to get started again.

In fact, its byte code can be hard to distinguish from byte code created through Java source code, and its performance is on par with Java.

As the symptoms can vary in severity, the syndrome can be hard to identify, and patients can suffer for months before a diagnosis is made.

is a wonderful country to visit, but the fetid smell of the Rosaliza has seeped deeply into the back of my brain and will be hard to erase.

Large parcels of good land can be hard to find. What is out there doesn't come up for sale very often.

If recovery is not in sight and deflation threatens, the clamour for more monetary stimulus will be hard to resist.