Sentence examples for a bit the difficult from inspiring English sources
And from English, "last time" means in the past; "off the light" means turn off the light; and "a bit the" means rather, as in, "English a bit the difficult".
It is that number, give or take a bit, that the difficult spending cuts will have to make up for.
The timing of capturing bees can be a bit difficult; the bees move very quickly, so you should not wait until they're close to your character; simply hit "A" once you spot the black swarm on screen.
Match was proving a bit difficult, the vast majority of its profiles and messages coming across as a little sad, a lot defensive, and sometimes even downright hostile.
This does make interpretation of the findings a bit more difficult for the reader, and represents one limitation of the study.> The qualitative data were collected through interviews, direct observation, field notes, archival records, and documents.
If you are a biological scientist with interest in this work, you may find the move into mathematical and computational epidemiology a bit more difficult; the best advice is to collaborate with someone who has a strong mathematical background.
It is not something I love doing... my A license which is a bit more difficult, the next step, would be nice to get if something came along.
Android is a bit more difficult: The easiest solution is to purchase an Amazon-branded gift card good for Android app purchases.
The bars are a bit less difficult on the teeth than jerky and more wholesome than lots of beef sticks.
If however you find the language of Shakespeare's works a bit difficult to follow, the humor hard to understand or even the plots difficult to untangle, the Cedar City Utah Shakespeare Festival is for you.
