Sentence examples for be hard to learn from inspiring English sources
I remarked to Cooley that it must be hard to learn much about an organism that appears only once every seventeen years.
The skills required to participate successfully will be hard to learn quickly; and the premiums required to buy successful businesses will be very high.
On the ride out to the airport, Sid Davis, who, as he recalled, "had not known this man except as Majority Leader, and as someone who was... thought of by some... as 'Colonel Cornpone,' " had said to his colleagues in the car, "It's going to be hard to learn how to say President Lyndon B. Johnson".
Homophones are a tricky feature of English that can be hard to learn.
If you're not already fluent in the social media universe, Facebook advertising can be hard to learn.
This method differs from the others presented in the previous sections in that it uses a rather simple background model (just a reference image); instead of defining a complex model (that could be hard to learn reliably), the method attempts to exploit as much as possible the basic background model by introducing a set of enhancements in the operations that deal with the model.
More free parameters make the CRF model more complex, which might be harder to learn.
Consonants tend to be harder to learn than vowels for the hearing impaired and for very young children.
