Sentence examples for difficult glare from inspiring English sources

Yet, estimation of expected survival times remains a clinically difficult (Glare, 2005; Watine et al, 2006; Kellett, 2008) and an emotionally challenging task (Berry, 2008).

Glare of Spotlight It is difficult to home in on Bonds, but not impossible.

Rather, such small objects are difficult to distinguish against the blinding glare of their host stars.

The plastic panes produced a glare that made it difficult for players to see the ball.

Although sunlight and daylight are free and readily accessible, their use without causing glare and overheating can be difficult.

But it will be difficult for him to hide the surpluses in the full glare of an election campaign.

Imaging the planets themselves is extremely difficult, because their faint light is all but swamped by the glare from their star, which can be a billion times brighter. .

Specular glare or veiling reflection causes eye discomfort, makes it difficult to read a document and has been thought to contribute to eyestrain.

TV glare and the bright lights of mobile devices can make it more difficult for you to settle down and sleep.

In New York, segregation can be more difficult to spot since most travel occurs underground, but in Cabarete it's glaring since the highway splits the town in two.

Transitioning can be as difficult as it is liberating, and perhaps an especially fraught journey for someone with the glare of the spotlight on them.