Sentence examples for a difficult form from inspiring English sources

"These operations are a difficult form of surgery, and can last as long as 12 hours," he said.

If melanomas do recur, standard treatment options are limited for many to surgery and a difficult form of chemotherapy.

It's a difficult form and the department provides no credible help, despite many claimants being incapable of completing the forms adequately.

The N-400 is a difficult form to complete, and not just because it asks for such a detailed accounting of your life.

"New musical writing is a passion, and it's a difficult form so you just have to swallow what comes with it, which quite simply is that sometimes things don't turn out as you hoped".

The tall, red-brick towers were ingeniously planned, although by the time the estate was completed in 1977, it had already become clear that high-rise was a difficult form for council housing.

I hate to get all "Women in Tech" (seriously), but starting a company while starting a new life seems like an extra difficult form of multitasking.

Then Simon tells Jonathan, "The two-character play is a very difficult form to master".

It can be a very difficult form of intervention, but it's the crux of conflict prevention in Africa.

In the introduction to one of his collections (quoted in Larissa MacFarquhar's 2004 profile), Frayn writes, "Farce is a brutally difficult form.

The example tells us that a very difficult form (in this case, next to impossible) does not automatically become funny or light.