Sentence examples for difficult forms from inspiring English sources

Experts on drug abuse say cocaine addiction is one of the most difficult forms of drug dependency to treat.

Earlier studies of acupuncture as a treatment for cocaine dependency, one of the most difficult forms of drug addiction to combat, have emerged with mixed results.

"The sale of debts was meant to be a behind-the-scenes move, but we're hearing of more difficult forms, poor communication and little response," he says, "The government needs to address people's concerns as a matter of urgency".

"So with the GeneXpert we are going to be able to tap into the big reservoir of undiagnosed cases, which is probably linked to HIV, because HIV has more difficult forms of tuberculosis than the classic form.

The verbal ingenuity of al-Ḥarīrī's 11th-century Maqāmāt (published in English as The Assemblies of al-Harīrī) attracted the European scholars, who took great pleasure in disentangling the grammatically difficult forms.

The physical situation considered in this paper has the feature that the boundary conditions on the inner boundaries are of more difficult forms.

And he mastered this very difficult form".

Khan was an adept in this difficult form of musical expression.

Then Simon tells Jonathan, "The two-character play is a very difficult form to master".

"These operations are a difficult form of surgery, and can last as long as 12 hours," he said.

If melanomas do recur, standard treatment options are limited for many to surgery and a difficult form of chemotherapy.