Sentence examples for difficult equation from inspiring English sources

Controlling the violence was a difficult equation for Mr. Arafat, the official said.

"It's not a difficult equation: more sex equals more pregnancies, which equals more babies".

"If this goes very, very long that's a totally difficult equation, but we're just not there yet," Wiedefeld said.

The row with France's military chief has its roots in the difficult equation Macron is trying to strike.

It's a difficult equation to weigh that up – but it does seem clear that Kruger is taking a slightly different approach to her detective.

On the runway, clothes that morphed from cropped top to draped middle to woven skirt — within a single outfit — was a more difficult equation.

I usually started my math classes by writing some difficult equations on the blackboard and demanding that they be solved in ten minutes.

Over the past few decades, it became clear that computers could be used to solve many of the more difficult equations, so computer scientists and mathematicians took the known set of equations and tried to modify them for the task.

NORC can add, subtract, multiply, and divide faster than any other machine, and smart mathematicians can combine these four simple arithmetic processes to solve the most subtle and difficult equations.

He found that he could solve difficult equations more easily by relating them to geometrical forms, and filling in the algebra afterwards.After a variety of academic positions, including a stint at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton under John von Neumann, a computing pioneer, Dr Mandelbrot went to work in 1958 for the research arm of IBM.

In most interesting problems, difficult equations arise which are impossible to solve generally.