Sentence examples for as a particularly difficult from inspiring English sources

The Ravel, like so many of his orchestra showpieces, began life as a particularly difficult exercise in piano virtuosity.

Adjuncts have been seen as a particularly difficult group to organize because they spend so little time on campus.

Some recall it as a particularly difficult moment and say she was promptly caught up in its politics: the university, with an enrollment of about 15,000, was planning to grow, a touchy subject in town-gown relations.

The ability to passively monitor glucose levels without breaking skin — an achievement that could give unprecedented insight into someone's diet — has also long been cited as a particularly difficult feat by medical and health tracking device makers.

At the end of that meeting, plans had been agreed to study vaccines in Sierra Leone and Liberia Guineaa, where the outbreak had started but which had fewer patients, was seen as a particularly difficult environment for testing a vaccine.

The rest of the prison is secure with all prisoners in locked in cells". Later, he added: "The situation at the prison remains contained and is in the process of being resolved". Mr Rolfe described Swaleside as "a particularly difficult place to work" because of an "acute staff shortfall" and high levels of violence.

Professional endorsement of behaviour change was particularly valued when it helped to justify and resolve behaviour change, for example referring to a formula feed given at a particularly difficult time as a 'crisis bottle' and using a woman-centred approach 'it's up to you'.

"Recently trading has been particularly hard, with Osbornes, like many other town centre retailers, suffering from further squeezes on consumers' discretionary spending that has impacted the high street, as well as being in a particularly difficult and competitive sector.

Not being able to provide a definitive answer was perceived as being a particularly difficult task.

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.

These dismal survival rates are due in part to a lack of available therapies for cancers in neural tissues, as the brain is a particularly difficult organ to treat.