Sentence examples for be particularly challenging because from inspiring English sources
Achieving this year's cuts would be particularly challenging, because only seven months remain in the government's fiscal year.
Yet to be both Muslim and gay may be particularly challenging, because unlike Christianity and Judaism, Islam is still inseparable from culture and politics in many countries where it is practiced.
Removal of cervical dumbbell tumors can be particularly challenging because of unique exposure requirements and proximity of the vertebral artery (VA).
The months ahead could be particularly challenging because of increased displacement, pressure on the water table, reductions in WFP general food ration due to insecurity, and the poor harvest in South Darfur.
Evaluation of the abdomen and pelvis can be particularly challenging because of FDG activity in the urinary collecting systems, ureters, and bladder as well occasional intense uptake in the cecum and rectosigmoid colon.
However, tracing the provenance of viral capsid proteins (CPs) proved to be particularly challenging because they typically do not display sequence or structural similarity to proteins from cellular life forms [ 1, 8].
The flight is particularly challenging because the island is often obscured in bad weather.
"Now it's particularly challenging because the pool of money is smaller".
He said his project was particularly challenging because it fell under the type of program that included bond financing.
The operation, to remove a brain tumour, was particularly challenging because it was in the frontal lobe, close to important areas for movement, speech and learning.
