Sentence examples for difficult attraction from inspiring English sources

"It's a very difficult attraction process," says Terry McCarthy, a managing director at Horton International, an executive search firm.

At an average monthly rent of £768 v £688 for a one-bedroom place, it is not difficult to see the attraction of sharing.

Vividly detailing his eventual disenchantment with Yasir Arafat and disgust with the peace process, Mr. Said is rueful about his lifelong attraction to difficult subjects.

Despite the fate of the ill-starred Hindenburg, it is not difficult to see the attraction of the legendary Zeppelins.

In Lowe's survey, 22 respondents gave "Master Li's philosophy and his answers to life's most difficult questions" as their primary attraction to the practice, while another twenty were attracted for health benefits.

"You have your attractions, too," he says to her. "The attraction of the difficult".

However, the observation of an asteroid is a difficult task as the gravitational attraction of the asteroid is limited and complex.

"It's difficult to understand the global attraction of Barcelona without Sónar," he concludes.

To make it even more difficult, this primal bit of attraction comes freighted with teachings about morality, religion and hygiene.

" The more difficult something is, the greater the attraction that comes from it.

Other genera require additional work either because they are so divergent that phylogenetic analyses are difficult (e.g. long branch attraction [15]) or because the genus itself contains highly divergent species so that conclusions depend on which species are studied.