Sentence examples for batch of difficult from inspiring English sources

Now it faces a nightmare situation of persuading viewers to celebrate a batch of difficult films that most have never seen.

But gaining that mental entry among today's batch of millionaires can be difficult.

The department's latest batch of rules would make more difficult a practice known as "earnings stripping" that enables companies to lower their taxable U.S. profits.

The Associated Press reports that if the measure makes it onto the 2012 ballot, which appears likely with this new batch of signatures, the much more difficult road of convincing a majority of Coloradans to challenge a federal drug law, like this measure would do, is ahead.

"The current batch of over-55s are in a difficult position.

Her efforts could also prove more difficult now, because the first batch of contributions is often the easiest to take in, political experts say.

So if you are game for an hour or two of puttering in the kitchen, it's really not much more difficult than mixing up a batch of sausage meat, and just as much fun.

Major reasons for this lack of effectiveness are the large material variations within one production batch, the overall difficult machinability of the materials applied, the small lot size which makes "teach-in" operations ineffective.

Hit hard with a batch of symptoms.

When the next batch of seniors are tested in December, they will be given a new, more difficult test that state education officials say will focus to a greater degree on higher-level thinking and problem-solving skills.

Every year, a new batch of players is sized for uniforms and the old batch is kicked out, making continuity difficult to achieve.