Sentence examples for considered difficult because of from inspiring English sources
The company has retained Goldman Sachs to advise it on selling Embratel and its unit in Mexico, Avantel, people close to WorldCom said yesterday, but the possibility of completing such deals is considered difficult because of recent pressure on Brazil's financial markets and WorldCom's woes, analysts said.
In this case, performing an AVR is considered difficult because of the possibility of MPO-ANCA-positive GD recurrence.
The use of a transapical approach was considered difficult because of the hemodynamic collapse caused by aortic regurgitation.
Examination was considered difficult because of the large fracture across the back of the head caused by the gunshot.
Any maneuvers using the catheter through a side-viewing endoscope were considered difficult because of acute angulation at the tip of the scope.
Therefore, vine improvement is considered difficult because of the limited choice in the natural variability of the cultivars within the limits of their characteristics.
The language is considered difficult because it has so many written characters, and because it relies in part on rising and falling tones that can change the meaning of words.
The refractive index of colostrum or milk is considered difficult to measure because of the presence of fat globules, casein micelles and other non-uniform sized globules [ 20].
For the current study, somatic L1 insertions in nontumor liver were considered difficult to evaluate because of the frequent occurrence of chromosomal loss in tumors.
His journey came through Young Pioneer Tours, a group that specializes in trips to places considered difficult to access because of political or economic strife, and its slogan is "Budget tours to destinations your mother wants you to stay away from". Warmbier's visit turned into a year-and-a-half nightmare.
Substantial improvement measures seem to be considered difficult to implement, possibly because of the traditional fragmentation of responsibilities and the partly conflicting interests of the different stakeholders.
