Sentence examples for difficult measure from inspiring English sources

First, the footprint is a difficult measure to make sense of.

And while Friday can be a difficult measure for the rest of the weekend, it's still clear that Ferrari is not exactly in trouble in its home race.

The most difficult measure to evaluate is one that Obama alluded to in only the most oblique fashion when announcing the U.S. response.

But follow-up legislation is usually limited to one-year appropriations bills rather than more difficult measure to deal with the government's long-term fiscal challenges, which are fueled by spiraling healthcare costs and the retirement of the baby boom generation.

Parfitt concedes that the median age of the audience is 30 and that the figure is "a very difficult measure to move", partly because – rather like Moyles, Westwood and another Radio 1 stalwart, Annie Nightingale – the listeners are reluctant to move on.

The increase in pilus proteins is found among both the lower and higher molecular weight polymeric forms, hinting that increased expression may result in additional pili structures rather than longer pili, although this is a difficult measure due to pilus fragility.

Measuring quality is difficult; measuring quantity is as easy as counting.

"For recovery of the Greek economy, difficult measures and reforms are inevitable.

"I keep repeating that, regardless the outcome of the referendum, difficult measures are necessary in Greece.

These are going to be painful, difficult measures to bring Venezuela's economy back.

"For recovery of the Greek economy, difficult measures and reforms are inevitable," he said.