Sentence examples for as particularly difficult from inspiring English sources

The issue did not seem to strike the justices as particularly difficult.

More than a third took on wound care and described that as particularly difficult.

Now, he is about to take on Lord Alfred Douglas (Bosie) in David Hare's The Judas Kiss and describes it as particularly "difficult".

This was regarded as particularly difficult when matching crime scene profiles held by the German police and individual DNA profiles on Britain's database.

The CMA wants to encourage customers to switch providers through the creation of price comparison websites – but it is regarded as particularly difficult for customers with overdrafts to shop around.

A positive correlation between age and non-willingness to naturalise also supports this conjecture – the elderly might perceive the naturalisation procedure as particularly difficult.

Despite English speakers often rating certain languages as being particularly difficult – languages such as French, which indicate the gender of nouns with articles like le and la, and the Chinese writing system – there are similarities between these languages.

The show's staff regard the Treehouse of Horror as being particularly difficult to produce as the scripts often go through many rewrites, and the animators typically have to design new characters and backgrounds.

Being exposed to a crowd was seen as a particularly difficult situation since women would be vulnerable to gossip as well as many people's interpretations and advices.

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.