Sentence examples for be difficult to successfully from inspiring English sources
Over the years, the aquarium expanded, adding glass pyramids for new exhibition areas, including, in 1991, the dolphin pavilion, on Pier 4. The additions have created so much confusion that today human "greeters" wait at key points to direct visitors; it can be difficult to successfully navigate the building on your own.
Since it seemed to be difficult to successfully mimic Ahmet's enthusiasm for the music of Duke Ellington, and since Ahmet's interest in the music kept up for longer than was really convenient, the other people at Ahmet's table abandoned any serious attempt to Appreciate Ellington and began to eat.
Therefore, it would be difficult to successfully apply FIB processing to a bare bismuth nanowire.
Without good instructions PMR testing would be difficult to successfully implement PMR testing in primary care.
While this number represents less than 30% of the genes in our dataset associating with a GO term, it should be noted that small contigs, like those generated in 454 sequencing, can be difficult to successfully map to GO terms and that mapping success increases successively with read size.
But it is difficult to successfully sue agency officials because of government immunity.
But it is difficult to successfully transplant insurgent energy into a vast conglomerate, because the big blog tends to consume or destroy whatever it is fed.
In practice, it is difficult to successfully apply a single soft-sensor to parallelized production devices due to their individual difference.
"It's difficult to successfully argue one of these because they seem to stretch the purpose of the 'business premises' exclusion in the tax code," said Daniel S. Goldberg, a law professor at the University of Maryland who specializes in taxation.
However, it is difficult to successfully perform repetitive facilitation exercise because even a skilled therapist cannot detect the timing of the motor command.
