Sentence examples for a difficult and fine from inspiring English sources

"It's a difficult and fine line that we walk," Tom Ridge, the White House's director of homeland security, said of the F.B.I.'s latest, unspecified warning -- based on what it calls credible but vague intelligence about more terrorist attacks.

Although Guatemalan trawlers are required to use turtle excluder devices (TEDs), Muccio said that enforcement is difficult and fines are very light.

This shows that the HAREM task is considerably more difficult and fine-grained than the classical NER task [41], as performed for example in MUC.

Bravo was on 11 when Wayne Parnell put down a difficult catch at fine leg.

Now Mr. Fortunato seems to have landed on both feet at the Tonic, where, since arriving six months ago, he has pulled off a difficult trick in fine style.

This fact made an alignment difficult and required manual fine-tuning of the alignment algorithm.

So disguise your insult in a difficult riddle and you should be fine.

The platform is rife with bullying and verbal abuse and the social media company has had a difficult time walking the fine line between what it labels as "free speech" and making its business an inviting experience for everyone.

The detection of NifH in our proteomic study might correlate with reports of expression of nitrogenase in Bradyrhizobium strains under free-living conditions; however, measurements of nitrogenase activity under these conditions are difficult and require a fine adjustment of the oxygen concentration [ 58– 61].

Perhaps George Sheehan will be remembered, at least for a while longer, as a difficult character in a fine book by his son.

With pathology teaching hours having decreased over the years [ 3, 4] this is a difficult aim which requires fine planning.