Sentence examples for a difficult form of 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.

Mr. Rumsfeld conceded that the struggle would intensify in the next few days, and that the United States could find itself locked in a difficult form of urban warfare.

"This is a difficult form of the disease," the cardinal wrote at the time.

The cardinal concedes that "this is a difficult form of the disease, and it will most probably eventually be the cause of my death".

"While I am not experiencing symptoms of cancer at this time, this is a difficult form of the disease, and it will most probably eventually be the cause of my death," he added.

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.

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

And Skype is a more difficult form of communication to intercept than regular phone calls, according to the BBC.

MCQ – multiple choice question; SAQ – short answer question; OSCE -objective structured clinical examination Thirty-two percent of students felt that the clerkship rating was the easiest, while 48% rated MCQ as a more difficult form of assessment.

The inability to sleep in the middle of the night is an especially difficult form of insomnia on the minds of many of us in midlife.