Sentence examples for be relatively difficult from inspiring English sources

It also has a bright yellow collar, from which it gets its name, but can be relatively difficult to see.

All of the questions had clear resolutions, needed to be resolved within a reasonable time frame, and had to be relatively difficult to forecast—"tough calls," as the researchers put it.

International operations that it planned to retain, like its natural gas production operation in Brazil, might be relatively difficult to sell at the moment, Mr. Olson, of Sanders Morris Harris, said.

Scaling up the fertilization processes from small to larger scale processes to produce 1000's of fertilized eggs proved to be relatively difficult, and we had many failures with no fertilization in the cryopreserved bowls.

Here we examine phonetic variation as a function of phonological neighborhood density, capitalizing on the fact that words from dense phonological neighborhoods tend to be relatively difficult to recognize, yet easy to produce.

You could have a vast amount of information available to you in a VR office, but it would be relatively difficult to be productive with it using only a mouse and the keystrokes you can memorize.

"It's relatively difficult to get there.

It is relatively difficult to be elicited.

It is relatively difficult to see it.

Second, his poetry is relatively difficult to find.

Even then, it is relatively difficult to pick up.