Sentence examples for considered quite difficult from inspiring English sources

This will contribute to the understanding of earthquake rupture dynamics because the conjugate rupture releases the same shear strain as that released on the main fault, and thus it has been considered quite difficult for both ruptures to accelerate simultaneously.

Though, according to an advertisement, by 1930 Allah jang Palsoe had been performed "tens" ("poeloehan") of times and was popular with ethnic Chinese theatre troupes, it was considered quite difficult to perform.

However, the imposed requirements are considered quite restrictive, thus rendering their application difficult in practice.

They were considered quite scandalous.

Geometry is considered quite loosely.

This could be considered quite low.

Sonny Chiba is considered quite notable too.

Finally, pediatrician Kelly Kelleher asked the group to consider, quite aside from cost, how very difficult it is to get from the state-of-the-art treatments administered by pediatric psychiatrists working in research settings to the treatments that average children receive in community practices.

Using our own global subjective judgment of implementability, one of the recommendations was considered to be straightforward to implement, another was considered to be quite difficult, and the remaining recommendation was considered to occupy an intermediate position.

Although, taxonomically the genus Ficus is considered to be quite difficult, it forms distinct natural groups in which many species are very common and conspicuous and can easily be identified even with sterile specimens [30].

"Considering that it was quite difficult for her to get there in the first place she's decided that she's just going to go for it.