Sentence examples for difficult approaches from inspiring English sources

The development of the compounds preferentially binding to the specific DNA sequence is one of the potential but very difficult approaches in this strategy.

What I mean is something much simpler and more difficult: approaching a character with empathy.

A company with older systems will have a more difficult approach.

Or do we take what might be the more difficult approach, to restore hope?

Bell Atlantic and others maintain that splitting area codes along political lines is a rare and difficult approach.

This is a difficult approach to pull off, and may be one reason why many novelists shy away from the theme of global warming.

After blasting a 330-yard tee shot into a fairway bunker, Woods faced a difficult approach shot from 183 yards, with a tree about 15 yards in front of him.

He does not like the par-4, 452-yard 18th; he is not one of the PGA Tour's long hitters and he faces a difficult approach shot to the green, with a pond to the left.

Then at the par-4 No. 11, Woods pulled his tee shot left into deep rough, leaving himself with a difficult approach shot, over a tree and over water, just to reach the green.

Eldridge broke away from the traditional conception involving figures that were most natural to the trumpet (arpeggiated lines and sustained tones) and generated a technically difficult approach resembling jazz saxophone improvisation: very fast, scalelike passages.

The second, and more difficult approach, is to use features from kinase inhibitors and protein kinases in combination.