Sentence examples for considered it difficult from inspiring English sources
A 2009 survey, sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, found that seventeen per cent of Chinese respondents considered it difficult to settle in the U.S. — but that twice as many, thirty-four per cent, reported difficulty going home, because of reverse culture shock, pollution, and other factors.
We considered it difficult to excise the left main bronchus through a left posterolateral thoracotomy because the tumor invaded the hilum of the lung; thus, the left main bronchus was cut behind the pericardium through a median sternotomy (Additional file 1: Video 1).
They considered it difficult for the game to understand their writing, and were also displeased with what they perceived as an arrogant tone with Dr. Kawashima, the game's avatar.
However, at the same time, the preponderance of participating faculty considered it difficult to conduct research, with the most common barriers being lack of time, research training, statistical support and mentorship.
We considered it difficult to directly compare the pyrosequence data obtained in this study to that of the sequences obtained by shotgun sequencing in Tian et al. [ 9] because differences in sequence accuracies between the two strategies might be significant.
(participant G) Most mothers thought that they did not know enough about the causes of, and preventive methods for, cervical cancer, and considered it difficult to talk to their daughters about topics that they do not know well.
We consider it difficult to discuss the magnitude of the tame-lag values here.
Smith et al.'s guidelines have demonstrated cost-effectiveness in the treatment of these patients, but family doctors consider it difficult to put these into practice in the long term.
Since HGT is wide-spread among B. cereus sensu lato, we consider it difficult to categorize a species of this group as non-pathogenic per se.
The cultural right wing that dominated at that time simply detested it, while distributors considered it too difficult for audiences".
The ad was critically acclaimed, but in surveys Millward Brown found that many people considered it emotionally difficult to sit through.
