Sentence examples for calling difficult from inspiring English sources

Next, you would think about what will make not calling difficult -- the feelings of neediness, fear, or jealousy that sometimes plague you.

Moreover, low-coverage sequencing always introduces considerable uncertainty into the results and makes accurate SNP and genotype calling difficult.

He has been called difficult to deal with.

It's what they call "difficult subject matter".

They have both been called difficult to know and even aloof at times.

In your broker days you've been called difficult to work with. A. Difficult is not the correct word.

Moreover, Mr Vaughan Williams says, punters on betting exchange sites called difficult states such as Florida right.

The acting Essex County prosecutor, Carolyn A. Murray, said she was disappointed in the verdict in a case she called "difficult and unusual".

The company said it was in response to changing demand and what it called "difficult, changing times".

Continuing on the dark trend, but in a funny way, there's a show called Difficult People coming out this month.

First there must be many talks in many towns with peasants and local politicians, a process that the plan's coordinator, Florencio Salazar, called "difficult but indispensable".