Sentence examples for considered difficult to from inspiring English sources

"Since I was considered difficult to sack, I could be bloody-minded.

Min max problems are considered difficult to solve, specially constrained min max optimization problems.

But the system is widely considered difficult to navigate and few people have successfully appealed their cases.

Maybe young consumers (often considered difficult to reach) will be jolted into action against the brands they seem to worship.

At some point, he said, he will need valve-replacement surgery, a procedure he considered "difficult to bounce back from".

Heat Resistant Super Alloys are, however, considered difficult to machine and cutting tools will wear off rapidly.

While modifications on mass and stiffness are well mastered, damping modifications are still considered difficult to design.

However, it is generally considered difficult to significantly improve the balance between the strength and electrical conductivity of these alloys.

She was considered difficult to please and was said to have turned down memorable parts that went to Gene Tierney ("Laura") and Ingrid Bergman ("Casablanca" and "Gaslight").

Furthermore there is growing recognition of subgroups of patients that appear refractory to current therapy and who are considered 'difficult to treat'.

British South Asian women have higher birth rates compared to the majority white population and are considered 'difficult to reach' due to language and cultural barriers.