The phrase "almost equally difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the difficulty of two or more tasks or situations that are similar in level of challenge.
Example: "Both the math problem and the science experiment were almost equally difficult, requiring a lot of time and effort to complete."
Alternatives: "nearly as challenging" or "similarly tough".
That is Alabama, not England, although the two cities are almost equally difficult to reach, usually requiring a change of planes from New York City.
It was also sidetracked for a period of time for doing an almost equally difficult color project — one of my worst failures, which I consider a going to school.
Almost equally difficult balancing acts will be attempted by Justin Welby, the new leader of the world's 80m Anglicans, as he struggles to keep North American liberals and African traditionalists in the same Communion.In the realm of Islam, theological disputes still have a violent edge.
It contains only five questions, all of which concern almost equally difficult functions.
Nearly two years later, state Attorney General Jeff Landry's press conference Tuesday announcing the decision not to indict either of the officers involved was almost equally hard to watch and just as difficult to hear.
Presenting music theory visually is a job almost as difficult as imagining the ignorance of the thickest cloth-eared viewer, but Goodall had some champion graphics and split-screen tricks up his sleeve to demonstrate chord-building and the evolution of notation from the equivalent of hand signals to the familiar, though to some of us equally baffling, squiggles of today.
However, in some samples this interpretation is difficult, i.e. when (almost) equally quantitative LH variants are present or when multiple sequencing primers result in the presentation of different dominant types.
In fact, mastering the cello may be more difficult than achieving eternal inner peace, and almost equally rewarding.
The two members corresponding to miR156a-j (paralogous loci yield similar mature sequences which makes it difficult to judge which locus is expressed) and miR156l loci are almost equally represented in our sequences (about 565 times), whereas the third member (156 k) is also expressed but at 50 times lower level compared to the other 2 variants.
Because all fitted independent models performed almost equally, the models using either DBH or RCD exclusively are preferred as tree height is difficult to measure in natural forests.
Based on the fact that all models performed almost equally, the models using either diameter at breast height (DBH) exclusively as a predictor should be preferred, as tree height is difficult to measure.
