Sentence examples for difficult enterprises from inspiring English sources

At most, devices doing simple tasks work together and, after a proper coordination, may execute more difficult enterprises.

Also, improving birth weights or nutritional status are difficult enterprises that have failed in most settings.

Polling is a difficult enterprise nowadays.

The appeals court said, "We recognize that evaluating motive, particularly the motive of dozens of people, is a difficult enterprise.

As many of these issues are highly subjective and often debatable, proving such allegations is an extremely difficult enterprise.

To speak and write honestly in the Soviet Union is still a more difficult enterprise than an American can imagine.

The success of this first experiment encouraged the emperor to attempt the more difficult enterprise of simplifying and digesting the writings of the jurists.

Hugely reduced, the Clyde fleet now scrapes the seabed for scallops and prawns, a difficult enterprise that is destroying the habitat upon which hopes of regeneration depend.

At Richard Green, a winter skating scene by Pieter Brueghel the Younger demands several minutes' contemplation (always a difficult enterprise at an art fair).

Artists in those days trained for years in drawing, painting and sculpting, under exacting apprenticeship conditions, and when they did start making art in their own right, it was a deeply skilled and difficult enterprise.

Ms. Wallace, the widely praised author of the play "One Flea Spare," has for the most part succeeded in the difficult enterprise of translating a novel into language for the stage.