Sentence examples for a difficult equation from inspiring English sources

Controlling the violence was a difficult equation for Mr. Arafat, the official said.

"It's not a difficult equation: more sex equals more pregnancies, which equals more babies".

It's a difficult equation to weigh that up – but it does seem clear that Kruger is taking a slightly different approach to her detective.

Balotelli is Balotelli but, although he may yesterday have counted himself ahead in a difficult equation, he hasn't heard from the FA yet.

Political, sociological, legal and technical constraints weigh in to provide for a difficult equation to solve for water authorities.

In certain application domains, their design has to fit a difficult equation involving not only the expected functionality, but also broader dependable characteristics.

On the runway, clothes that morphed from cropped top to draped middle to woven skirt — within a single outfit — was a more difficult equation.

One of my high school students was behaving as if he had calculated a fairly difficult equation.

Natasha apologises and offers to help him out with a difficult maths equation he has been trying to solve.

Her thoughts from earlier about the werewolf feel distant and crazy, hard to parse if she were to try to repeat them now in bed, like a difficult math equation she cannot solve twice.

This is the difficult equation Mr Tsipras continued to confront on Monday as officials from the eurozone pored over the measures put forward by his government late last week.