Sentence examples for difficult compare from inspiring English sources

Bookings fell, "reflecting lumpiness in our renewal portfolio, a difficult compare in Latin America and ongoing weakness in our Internet security business unit," William E. McCracken, the company's chief executive, said on a conference call with analysts.

To solve an open cloze question is difficult, compare to other objective type questions for a learner.

Thus, it was difficult compare results of our analysis to that analysis.

Moreover, it is difficult compare the prevalence of MDD reported by investigations when a dimensional approach is used.

Among these stages, the identification of a tooth primordium at a bud stage appears to be the most difficult (compare to Fig. 10) – not only in the mouse 8, 50 but also in humans 25, 44 or field voles 68 – see below the section under 'Dental mound'.

The exams were generally difficult compared to the previous year.

"It's very difficult comparing drivers from my era, when it was really dangerous, to now, so it's not like for like.

Thus, their treatment by photocatalysis is difficult compared to that of air pollutants.

Generally the oxidation of protonated anilinium cation is difficult compared to the oxidation of neutral aniline.

Thus, their treatment by photo-catalysis is difficult compared to that of air pollutants.

So the relative motion of ordinary dislocations is difficult compared to superlattice dislocations at lower temperature.