Sentence examples for a difficult and interesting from inspiring English sources

Instead, Obama cited a difficult and interesting book by a political scientist at Princeton, Larry Bartels' new Unequal Democracy.

These cases of anaphora are of interest to philosophers and linguists because formulating proper semantic theories for them has proved to be a difficult and interesting task.

The interpretation and modelling of these single- and two-phase propagators in terms of the pore-scale flow field within the porous medium presents a difficult and interesting scientific challenge.

Questions of who "owns" the intellectual property in sponsored research is an increasingly difficult (and interesting) question.

As Cudd sees it, the most difficult and interesting question that an analysis of oppression must confront is the "endurance question: how does oppression endure over time in spite of humans' rough natural equality?" (Cudd 2006, 25).

It makes the task difficult and interesting".

But the conditions that led some Americans to admire the Soviet Union in the thirties are actually more difficult and interesting.

He said the company expected "difficult and interesting" discussions with its unions in Belgium and Britain about separation agreements for factory workers.

This makes the study of equation (1.1) more difficult and interesting.

Those who leave it at that, however, miss out on one of the most difficult and interesting topics in the philosophy of language.

There was more discussion in the group, and more opportunity to ask challenging questions as well as explore more difficult and interesting examples.