Sentence examples for difficult affairs from inspiring English sources

These bomb runs were more accurate than attacks from high altitude, but they were harrowing and difficult affairs.

Heat transfer equations are such phenomena which mostly occur nonlinearly, hence solving them has been one of the most time-consuming and difficult affairs among researchers of heat transfer.

A further complication arose when Bainbridge began a long and difficult affair with Colin.

FOR the oil industry, with its sprawling and hazardous facilities, keeping on top of corrosion is a particularly difficult affair.

The Prime Minister's encounter with Jeremy Paxman at the beginning of the programme had been a much more difficult affair.

For the oil industry, with its sprawling and hazardous facilities, keeping on top of the rot is a particularly difficult affair.

Making cookies might seem like a trivial task for some, but for today's robot, it is a pretty difficult affair.

The two men went out for dinner to discuss the project: a stiff, difficult affair, which turned round on the ride home in Gosling's car.

When the head of the infant monkey engages in the pelvis, the fit is exact, and labour may be a prolonged and difficult affair, as it is generally with humans.

Getting into university is an increasingly difficult affair, which explains why we simultaneously celebrate and lament the excellent results produced by a new cohort of students each year, more often than not outperforming their predecessors.

The fight is expected to last weeks, if not months, and if the battles to wrest Falluja and Ramadi from the grip of Isis are any indication, Mosul is predicted to be a protracted and difficult affair.