Sentence examples for a difficult area of from inspiring English sources

The investigation of molecular structure in humic substances is a difficult area of current research.

May says this is a difficult area of law, and that the government is looking at it carefully.

Balancing competing interests is therefore the key feature, and numerous judgments make it a difficult area of law.

"We're going into a difficult area of the city that needs state assistance," said Howard H. Woolley Jr., Long Branch's business administrator.

Justice Michael Wigney dismissed the statement that publication of the emails was part of a political attack and said the Privacy Act, which Spurr's lawyers are using as part of their case, was a difficult area of law.

"It's a difficult area of the economy to measure, in fairness to the ONS, but these are big revisions and you get this unease in drawing firm conclusions on the external position of the UK," said Investec economist Philip Shaw.

Its territory, which includes Arizona, Colorado and Wyoming, is seen as more costly to maintain and a difficult area for the introduction of new services.

"Other than questioning during games, asking him what we could do to hopefully have some success on the field, other than that, it didn't seem like -- I don't know -- that's sort of a difficult area to describe," Garcia said.

Historically, it has been a difficult area for lending because many of the buyers have weak credit histories and, at least in the past, the houses tended to depreciate as cars do, in part because many were placed on leased lots.

Eyewitness testimony is at the best of times a difficult area for any court or tribunal.

"This is a very difficult area of medicine, what to do with a woman who needs an antihypertensive in pregnancy," Dr. Kweder said.