Sentence examples for and distinctly difficult to from inspiring English sources
Sony's specifications appeared to render the Dreamcast obsolete months before its U.S. launch, although reports later emerged that the PlayStation 2 was not as powerful as expected and distinctly difficult to program games for.
Using a similar rationale for the new MgCO3 mineral formation, it would be difficult to distinctly identify the source of Ca2+ ions for the formation of CaCO3.
However, food security is distinctly different from food self-sufficiency which is now impossible and will be more and more difficult to achieve in Libya.
And it is difficult to find out.
Partly it's because he is slight, hollow-chested and birdlike; partly it's the sense of idealistic energy and an almost unfeasible upbeatness, even when reflecting on the hardest times of what has been, at some early points, a distinctly difficult life.
The results exhibit that mesoporous WO3 SnO2 are highly sensitive and distinctly selective to triethylamine (TEA).
The duty to alleviate suffering abroad is seen as discretionary, and distinctly secondary to domestic concerns.
Assimilating between two distinctly different environments is difficult to accomplish under the best of conditions.
Arianda, who never saw the movie, brought a sexier and distinctly feminist reading to the role.
And they're not difficult to obtain.
