Sentence examples for difficult bracket from inspiring English sources

The most difficult bracket might be the West, which culminates in Anaheim, Calif., on March 29.

Twitter user Michelle Spies created a delightfully difficult bracket of the nastiest fanbases, which she shared with the world in a casual Late Friday Tweet.

It kills me that Wichita, not as good this year (but still good), got stuck again in a difficult bracket where it swims upstream against the likes of Indiana, Kansas, Notre Dame and Kentucky.

Group B is one of the competition's more difficult brackets, as Trabzonspor proved by beating Inter Milan at the San Siro.

The closely contested victory also gave England four points and created a two-way tie at the top of the so-called Group of Death, the most difficult first-round bracket.

The lingual surface of the teeth has a unique morphology that makes it difficult to place brackets in ideal positions.

RPN meant that the difficult implementation of brackets, and the associated recursive logic, was not necessary to implement in the hardware, but the effort was instead offloaded to the user.

The practice of orthodontics often requires the bonding of brackets under difficult conditions of moisture and/or blood contamination.

We explain why the main tool used for this problem in finite dimension, namely the iterated Lie brackets, is difficult to use for many important control systems modeled by partial differential equations.

It was Thomas's death, seen as the inevitable corollary to the way he conducted his life, that saw this self-consciously difficult poet not only bracketed with other prematurely extinguished poetic meteors like Shelley and Rimbaud, but also claimed by the emergent pop culture.

As an adult with braces you will need to be prepared to spend more time in the bathroom as cleaning your teeth becomes a little more difficult when they have brackets on them.