Sentence examples for a difficult and engaging from inspiring English sources

Emerging themes identified in the analysis characterized the students' engagement and perceptions of the laboratory series on RNA-seq analysis as a difficult and engaging real research experience in computational biology: "exciting and interesting," "authentic research," "computational nature of biology research," and "discontent and frustration" (Table 6).

Internet and long-distance relationships are difficult, and engaging in one is commendable in itself.

Before the UC postdocs voted to unionize, the UC system engaged in a difficult and ultimately successful effort to provide decent, uniform benefits to all UC postdocs.

The money, while helpful, won't turn the country around until its government makes a hard decision: to engage in a difficult and sustained battle against powerful, drug-financed guerrillas, just as Peru successfully did nearly a decade ago.

I asked them to listen to difficult truths and engage in difficult conversations.

New York's subway series mentality -- the belief that everything begins and ends here -- can make it a difficult city to engage, Mr. Arisian said.

The jammed, noisy festival proved a difficult place to engage people mostly interested in their next sample of pale ale.

— Jan Bone, Palatine, Ill .A. Jan, I congratulate you for working to stay active and engaged despite a difficult medical condition.

The latter perception makes it difficult to trust the patient and engage in a constructive relationship to manage the problem.

Marine Corps members had significantly reduced odds of participating in this study; a group that is often difficult to engage and therefore oversampled in the Millennium Cohort Study.

Women who presented for antenatal care after 20 weeks pregnancy were particularly difficult to retain in the study, and this may be indicative of a group that is difficult to engage in service delivery and hence also service based research.