Sentence examples for difficult orders from inspiring English sources

Despite this, he remained the best of the brigadiers of the division and was not afraid to voice his concerns when given difficult orders by his superiors.

In this version, HAL then falsely predicts a failure of the hardware maintaining radio contact with Earth (the source of HAL's difficult orders) during the broadcast of Frank Poole's birthday greetings from his parents.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, December 10, 1927 P. 19 New attendant at soda fountain asks how to fill a difficult order and when veteran has explained the latter remarks "It takes years to learn the soda game".

This piece of advice always feels a little bossy, and it also makes for difficult ordering: how can you insure a well-balanced meal when kimchi and a whole stone crab are presented as equivalents?

However, the handset has been plagued with logistical issues like a difficult ordering process on Google Play or being out of stock.

Spartan races are challenges of the most difficult order, testing physical strength, endurance and intelligence through a series of dangerous obstacles.

This is akin to a landlord attempting to gauge his tenants for money by unfairly raising rent costs, minimizing repairs and making monthly rent payments difficult (money orders required).

Even with the new system, it will remain difficult to order obscure options on popular models.

It would be difficult to order a nearly $200 bagel sandwich at Bits Bites & Baguettes -- difficult, but certainly not impossible.

Which is why it is difficult to order the apple tart at Atlas without a quiver of skepticism.

The education ministry suspects that the revalidation test has been made needlessly difficult in order to keep foreigners out.