Sentence examples for be particularly difficult since from inspiring English sources

Falling asleep can be particularly difficult, since as soon as sufferers are lying quietly, they are likely to be forced to get up and walk around to relieve the discomfort.

And all Big Three executives, as well as many executives from Japanese and German carmakers, said that a war now would be particularly difficult, since so much money was spent on incentives over the past year and that carmakers can ill afford to keep up the cash handouts, let alone to pile on even more incentives to tempt wary buyers.

Polling on health care last summer was particularly difficult since there was no specific bill then to refer to.

Surveillance for diseases in wild animals is particularly difficult, since they do not come to hospitals, are not watched by veterinarians and do not like to be caught.

For Democrats this is particularly difficult, since Mr. Giuliani has antagonized some of their most loyal voting blocs -- blacks, immigrants, teachers and taxi drivers, to name a few.

This is particularly difficult, since risk is a moving target.

The assessment is particularly difficult since both workload and response times are stochastic.

Preserving privacy in big data research is particularly difficult, since this often includes multiple international collaborators, and data are copied and shared around the world.

When considering fading channels, knowledge of p(s) is particularly difficult since it depends on the analog JSCC encoding parameters which in turn change with the SNR.

In childhood tuberculosis, prediction of effective treatment is particularly difficult since detection of M. tuberculosis in sputum fails in the majority of cases.

In humans, these studies are particularly difficult since normal subjects show a minimal to no FEV-1 response to β-agonists, and in asthmatics the concurrent use of β-agonists or glucocorticoids can alter β2AR expression and/or function.