Sentence examples for Difficult to tackle from inspiring English sources

It was simply too difficult to tackle before elections.

These kinds of hydrodynamic problems are notoriously difficult to tackle.

Sometimes, it seems more difficult to tackle environmental problems that are out of site.

Geometric distortions are more difficult to tackle than other types of attacks.

These have been difficult to tackle because China refuses to recognize the sovereignty of Taiwan's government.

Crippling fears of public speaking or flying, for example, can be difficult to tackle practically.

Mr. Okalik, whose brother committed suicide, added: "It is very difficult to tackle.

It is very difficult to tackle people's sentiments and people's emotions.

It is difficult to tackle entrenched problems when people with significant power have strong interest in preserving the status quo.

Get cars out of the equation and all of these problems become much less difficult to tackle.

The optimization problem belongs to the category of fractional optimization, which is non-convex and is very difficult to tackle.