Sentence examples for a notably difficult from inspiring English sources

In the lead actor category this year he beat out Bryan Cranston in "Trumbo," Matt Damon in "The Martian," Michael Fassbender in "Steve Jobs and Eddie Redmaynee in "The Danish Girl". The cast and crew of "The Revenant" endured a notably difficult shoot, using only natural light in frigid settings in Canada and South America.

The robust nature of this approach is reflected in the high conversion of the IgG1 Fc glycoprotein, a notably difficult protein to remodel enzymatically.

The politically-initiated merger of these hospitals into one in 2004 [ 6] was a notably difficult process for the oncology department as a whole.

It is still not clear whether the Planctomycetes, that were suggested to represent the most ancient branch of the Bacteria [ 77], really occupy this position [ 72, 75, 78, 79] an issue that is notably difficult to resolve since most bacterial phyla branch off at a very deep level (see [ 27, 50, 80] and below, Thermophily and the origin of bacterial membranes).

On the other hand, it will be notably difficult to locate a vein on an individual who is moderately to severely dehydrated.

Shooting conditions were further complicated because shoots involving water are notably difficult, requiring a new set of costumes for each take.

Because of the possibilities of present actuators, it is notably difficult to produce a centrifuge that can realise all of the desired changes of the acceleration forces completely accurately.

IP implementation was a bit trickier, with the checksum field being notably difficult to set up correctly.

The court lists of who is up for trial are notably difficult to obtain, sentencing records are secret, and a cartel of private companies controls the transcription market, meaning only the richest can afford a record of their case.

Thus, less research has been done in the toddler years not only because of this age-related variability, but also because there has been a greater emphasis on measures of overall cognitive development such as "IQ", which is notably difficult to assess until elementary school years [ 43– 43].

Settlements to civil conflict are notably difficult to secure.