Sentence examples for a particularly difficult problem from inspiring English sources

Pakistan poses a particularly difficult problem.

NEW YORK has been a particularly difficult problem for Oakley and other companies.

Chronic pain is a particularly difficult problem to understand and solve.

"This is a particularly difficult problem for social networks in general.

Privately, senior Tories admit that they have a particularly difficult problem attracting support from minority ethnic voters, which could even cost them the next election.

The teenagers staffing the post slid their eyes down the long list of names as though working a particularly difficult problem on an AP statistics test.

The instructor also answered questions and worked through any particularly difficult problems that students requested in the class period following the due date.

Overwhelmed – a single particularly difficult problem or a flood of hassles and complications can lead to intense frustration and mental blocks.

One particularly difficult problem was the sequence of chapters, which, although suggested by some of his father's notations, was not always clear.

Turing decided to tackle the particularly difficult problem of German naval Enigma "because no one else was doing anything about it and I could have it to myself".

One particularly difficult problem is assessing tooth wear in the deciduous dentition where the tooth structure withstands the forces of tooth wear somewhat less than the permanent dentition.