Sentence examples for difficult effects from inspiring English sources

The Bird-of-Prey's travel through time was one of the most difficult effects sequences of the film.

It's a very complicated and very difficult effect to do".

Michelson wanted the engine room to seem vast, a difficult effect to achieve on a small sound stage.

Andrew Orloff, Zoic's Creative Director and Visual Effects Supervisor later called the chimera effect the most difficult effect he'd done for the show thus far.

Among the characters, the movement of two-faced guy's rear face were made with Computer-generated imagery (CGI), though it was a difficult effect to produce.

HIV treatment was already effective in 1996 (though there were difficult side-effects, adverse events and a heavy pill burden).

Sometimes a name substitution is undesirable or difficult to effect.

Bureaucratic inertia, EU law and a legacy of old, energy-hungry buildings can make it difficult to effect change.

What is required, therefore (and what is difficult to effect), is the translation of these impulses of wonder and joy at nature, into ecologically valuable patterns of behaviour.

St . Lukes is big enough (with over $1 billion in operating budget) yet not too big where it's exceedisgly difficult to effect change.

With 13.3 million monthly visitors adding and voting stories on Digg, that is going to be a very difficult network effect to overcome.