Sentence examples for been described as difficult from inspiring English sources
Apple Music has been described as difficult to use and unintuitive.
The book has been described as difficult, because of its language; devoid of commas, a fractured, poetic, pre-conscious voice, pregnant with full stops and half rhymes, which McBride knew she had captured when she wrote the first lines: "For you.
Due to her variety, Ivy has been noted as being able to attack from any range, however she has also been described as difficult to properly use unless utilizing a range the opponent is weakest at.
The development and use of PROMs specifically tailored to measure clinical consequences of a condition, such as pressure ulcers, may therefore be problematic: in the case of pressure ulceration has been described as "difficult, if not impossible" [ 20].
Furthermore, the coordination function has been described as difficult because the health care professionals are not accustomed to working together [ 34] and the care processes are neither standardized nor routine [ 35].
The talks, which are to continue Tuesday, were described as difficult.
However, there were tensions in the family home and her relationship with her father was described as difficult.
HARTFORD — Bringing the Hartford Whalers back to this city is a task that could be described as difficult at best, hopeless at worst.
So much of the best contemporary work is described as "difficult" or "experimental" (during that workshop discussion, Ms. Ring used "challenging"), as if you needed superendurance or specialized knowledge to make your way through it.
Yet this argument that it will be "easy" to fix Social Security has been pushed for several years, even though it's relatively clear that any plan that requires Congress to take coordinated action in pursuit of a measure that inflicts short-term pain in favour of long-term solvency is more accurately be described as "difficult".
Identifying the perceptions of developers that use object-oriented (OO) system development techniques is necessary to understand why they are described as difficult to learn and use.
