Sentence examples for a difficult order and from inspiring English sources

By James Thurber The New Yorker, December 10, 1927 P. 19 New attendant at soda fountain asks how to fill a difficult order and when veteran has explained the latter remarks "It takes years to learn the soda game".

However, the handset has been plagued with logistical issues like a difficult ordering process on Google Play or being out of stock.

Spartan races are challenges of the most difficult order, testing physical strength, endurance and intelligence through a series of dangerous obstacles.

Management of responsive research is a difficult balance between order and chaos.

Lack of cellular infrastructure development runs in parallel with a similarly dismal rural logistics network, making it difficult to order and deliver e-commerce goods in the region.

The car behind us, having a difficult time ordering their Whoppers over our public display of mediocrity, honked and yelled for us to turn the music down, but we didn't care, because we were having so much fun.

All in all, the police maintained order during a difficult time, and should be commended for it, not raked over the coals a year and a half later.

This piece of advice always feels a little bossy, and it also makes for difficult ordering: how can you insure a well-balanced meal when kimchi and a whole stone crab are presented as equivalents?

In order to explore a difficult and also important protein family in the context of diverse metagenomics data sets, we have chosen type I polyketide synthases (PKS I) as target proteins for screening.

Negative welcoming New members must successfully complete a difficult ritual in order to enter our guild.

"I'm trying to balance recovery, but also get some training in, and that's quite a difficult balance in order to get ready for that championship.