Sentence examples for be highly difficult or from inspiring English sources

He might stick to that position and vote no, making the GOP vote math impossible unless leaders can somehow flip Murkowski (thought to be highly difficult) or Collins (thought to be impossible).

He suggested it would be "highly difficult, as difficult or more difficult than the original production".

Gasifier control seems to be highly difficult since it involves many variables and inherent nonlinearity.

However, all steps in such KM systems have proved to be highly difficult to implement in practice, with barriers appearing at each of those stages, especially the first.

The noncontact measurement capacity of the vision sensor eliminates the need to access the cable to install conventional sensors, which may be highly difficult and risky.

The F-22 was designed to be highly difficult to detect and track by radar.

… In pediatrics it is going to be highly difficult to answer this question".

On logistical grounds, conducting spirometry among subjects who reside thousands of miles apart would be highly difficult, if not impossible.

If you refuse, second referrals can be highly difficult to obtain.

While these organisms could directly impact plant fitness, this interaction is highly difficult to detect or control in field trials.

"My perception right now is the effects of calorie restriction are multiple," he said, "so I think it's highly difficult to find one, or two or three drugs that will mimic such a complex effect".