Sentence examples for be difficult in terms from inspiring English sources

The Katine community is said to be "difficult" in terms of relationships.

"To set up a single large neonatal unit in north Wales would be difficult in terms of recruiting sufficient staff and very challenging financially".

Practically, the estimation of F i,m, λ i and η i may be difficult in terms of lacking enough samples, since the trip-out is a small probability event.

The study faced some limitations because conducting the study with all of the high school students in the city would be difficult in terms of time and cost.

The problem is considered to be difficult in terms of time complexity, but the reasons for its difficulty is not well-understood.

There is recognition of the variety of skin lesions that can be seen with the new criteria, but some criteria such as alopecia may be difficult in terms of attribution to lupus.

"It has just been difficult in terms of not playing really.

"I have to say getting Debuchy over the line has been difficult in terms of the policy we've got," said Pardew.

Mr. Carroll said that the decision largely to scrap the "Our Times" strategy was "difficult in terms of the human consequences, and also difficult in terms of community relations, but journalistically and financially it was an easy decision".

Q. Has it been difficult in terms of your other endeavors, devoting so much time to a television show? A. I've been able to do the moviemaking, though not quite as often.

Lest Mr. Ratner sound too enthusiastic, it should be noted he found Calexico's fish taco a bit unwieldy ("It's difficult in terms of the methodology of eating") and L&B pizza, which he said he loves at the restaurant, also lacking.