Sentence examples for difficult links from inspiring English sources

Davies, an Englishwoman, described the course as the most difficult links layout she had ever seen.

"But it's difficult linking all these dots together".

Additionally, we can observe that the influence of the body decreases as we move towards a more difficult link and it drops to approximately 12 to 13 dB when the transmitter and the receiver are separated by two or three walls.

Households in Nepal are scattered throughout topographically varied areas, with difficult transport links and diverse socio-cultural living conditions (see Geography, access and transport).

In addition, in the metagenome study, as opposed to this study of isolates, it is difficult to link individual spacers within a CRISPR array and to link these arrays to very similar specific genotypes.

Their chronological understanding was often underdeveloped and so they found it difficult to link developments together".

Some precursors have civilian uses and could be difficult to link to weapons without additional evidence.

Jennifer Estes, the 911 center director, says it is difficult to link a delayed ambulance to a death.

Trying to find the original speech proved difficult; the link is to Mark Thoma's blog of the time.

But the same research concludes that it's difficult to link human-driven warming to losses in recent mega-disasters.

And it is difficult to link the casings to a specific firearm unless the weapon is available.