Sentence examples for deemed difficult from inspiring English sources

Here, we have examined nine forecasts in the Australian Region which were generally deemed difficult.

NK: [laughs] No, my personality does well with people who are deemed difficult.

This type of bridges is relatively new in the United States and their performance evaluation is deemed difficult.

I was deemed difficult to deal with and I blame my behavioural problems on the measles jab.

Elderly residents who are deemed difficult or require extra assistance — and who may cost more over all — are more frequently discharged as well, advocates said.

Eighty percent of the 200 companies surveyed late last year by William Mercer, a benefits consulting firm based in New York, said it was important to offer special allowances, particularly "hardship grants" for people working in parts of the world deemed difficult.

I asked for better suggestions (finding a worse one was deemed too difficult).

But The Voices remained in the wilderness because it was deemed too difficult to make.

He urged wildlife officials to have the band removed, but capturing her was deemed too difficult.

Furthermore, marginalised groups are often deemed too difficult to engage to allow collection of meaningful health data.

Many of the measures are deemed "politically difficult" and will face opposition within the government, from the Treasury and Department of Trade and Industry among others.