Sentence examples for difficult diamond from inspiring English sources

"It's like saying to a beginner skier: 'I want you to walk up the mountain in your skis and then ski down this difficult diamond slope,' " said Gary Smith, the owner of Corolla Surf Shop, from which we rented boards and bought lessons.

"We want to have 25 or 30 points by Christmas and that will give us a shot to get in the top six which is really difficult," Diamond told BBC Radio Manchester.

This third "continental axis" thesis is the most difficult of Diamond's several explanatory factors to test, given that the number of continents are too few for statistical analysis.

"This is going to make it more difficult" for illicit diamond traders, Mr. Karras said in a telephone interview from Antwerp.

Yet, it is difficult to fabricate diamond on iron-based materials by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) due to the rapid diffusion of carbon into the bulk and high carbon solubility [4].

Combining colors is triple black diamond difficult.

For visitors who simply want to ski, the glaciers of Sölden, which generally open for skiing in October, offer impeccable slopes from easy blues to extremely difficult double black diamonds, and the chance to get a jump on the American ski season — so you can arrive in Park City or Sun Valley with a week or two of ski legs under you and several meals of schnitzel and Sacher torte in your belly.

However, with time it will become more and more difficult to find diamonds without step changes in geologic understanding and/or technology.

It is one of the most difficult parts of diamonds evaluation.

It is still relatively difficult to create synthetic diamond.

Putting a price on Lucara's diamond is difficult because several factors come into play.