Sentence examples for be particularly difficult but from inspiring English sources
If you have recently been released from prison, your job hunt may be particularly difficult, but you cannot afford to get discouraged.
This step may be particularly difficult, but you have to remember that the relationship is over, and keeping their old stuff around isn't going to change that.
New children were particularly difficult, but everything was difficult, and she and Hector liked that.
The steel rotor in the German design turned out to be particularly difficult to make, but it could spin twice as fast, meaning it produced more fuel.
"This will understandably cause anguish among the community and be particularly difficult for bereaved families but we, as a council, will assist them in any way we can".
Intubation may be particularly difficult in the severely but not fatally injured patient, who will fight laryngoscopy and gag or cough on passage of the endotracheal tube.
Negotiating a shared approach will be essential, but may be particularly difficult where these posts are held by representatives of different political parties, with differing views over how best to tackle crime.
RESULTS: The term clinically meaningful effect is an important aspect of designing and interpreting randomized controlled trials but can be particularly difficult in the setting of psychopharmacology where effect size may be modest, particularly over the short term, because of a strong response to placebo.
