Sentence examples for a difficult ongoing from inspiring English sources

Thus, the results of laboratory studies showing smaller age differences in prospective memory when younger adults are given a difficult ongoing task and older adults are given an easy ongoing task have no ecological validity and are merely an exercise in academic discourse.

That for a moment or two the humanists seem to have it — that we don't really expect the Inquisition to barge into our living rooms — is a fragile triumph of a painful, difficult, ongoing education in Enlightenment values.

Comparing networks of any kind - social, biological, etc. - is a difficult and ongoing field of research.

"The third quarter results again prove the robustness of our recalibrated business model despite the difficult ongoing macroeconomic and market conditions," Deutsche Bank's chief executive Josef Ackermann said in a statement.

He has been put in a difficult situation by the ongoing farce that is the ownership of the club.

To some, PBSAs bring a difficult whiff of the ongoing marketisation of education; to others they raise issues about planning.

Roach says there is a difficult interplay between the ongoing trauma of colonisation and over-representation of Aboriginal Australians in crime and domestic violence.

These agencies find themselves in a difficult position, as the ongoing global recession has led to a decline in government and private sector contributions to these agencies at a time when country needs have increased.

Bookings fell, "reflecting lumpiness in our renewal portfolio, a difficult compare in Latin America and ongoing weakness in our Internet security business unit," William E. McCracken, the company's chief executive, said on a conference call with analysts.

Promising strategies for disadvantaged youth may comprise intensive mentoring programs (see Rodriguez-Planas 2012 for evidence on the U.S). but also programs that take into account social or health-related factors that may be at the source of a difficult labor market entry (currently ongoing projects include Crépon et al. 2015; van den Berg et al. 2015).

"We have reached a difficult but necessary point in the ongoing search where we must transition from search-and-rescue operations to search-and-recovery operations," General Wurster said.