Sentence examples for describes that difficult from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eng describes that difficult time the only way he knows how, by falling back on his routine.

More than a third took on wound care and described that as particularly difficult.

On 7 January 1805 Cornwallis was again appointed to the positions of Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of India; he described that after a difficult passage, he reached Madras on 19 July, and on 30 July he resumed his duties.

Speech pathologists described that it was difficult to implement stroke CPG recommendations with patients who had multiple co-morbidities or severe impairments.

Unfortunately, I found the description of the screening, especially all the computations, statistical calls, and subsequent validations, to be so sloppily described that it is difficult to understand what was actually done.

But while Casanellas described that as the most difficult part of the process, Cushworth said the nine-month battle to get the legal papers allowing them to take their son home was toughest.

Weiss previously described that these variables are difficult to measure accurately, requiring too much data collection and being highly centre-dependent [4].

Over half of the mothers described that breastfeeding was more difficult than they expected.

It's a performance that critics find so difficult to describe that the Obie it won when it was Off Broadway was given to Penn and Teller for "whatever it is they do".

"It is difficult to describe that in terms of bleakness," said Lady Goldie, who was leader between 2005 and 2011, "it just writes a completely negative script – it says you are losers, it says you have been chucked out because the voters didn't like you and how can you come back from that?" Davidson appears to have shown how.

Birch et al described that professionals often find it difficult to recognize unmet palliative care needs of people with dementia because the progression of dementia differs in each person [ 2].