Sentence examples for difficult origins from inspiring English sources

Reviews, memoirs, and essays trading on the difficult origins of his desire to be a great writer, and giving evidence that such beginnings can work out rather well for some.

This kind of power is what made Oracle hum, and it has made Ellison one of the richest men in the world, worth $27 billion, a stunning ascension from difficult origins.

Because avoiding the amplification of isomeric plastomic or mitochondrial DNA is difficult, examining the origins of PCR amplicons was a prerequisite in this proposed PCR-based study.

Estonia initially accused the Russian government of launching the blitzkrieg, though the use of "botnets"–herds of PCs hijacked with malicious software made tracing its origin difficult.

This can make finding the appendix difficult, as its origin off the medial portion of the cecum 1 2 cm from the ileoecal valve may be equally hard to find.

Liver is a common site of metastasis, making the diagnosis of primary site of origin difficult.

Communication between such different perspectives can be difficult, but the origin of life is a problem that requires precisely this.

The fact that the D cMP3 sequence has no matches in sequence data bases makes interpretation of its origin difficult.

While this is a substantial percentage, the CGE proves to be a difficult place of origin to objectively study due to the challenge of consistently defining this region.

It was semi-coagulated blood, and it wasn't difficult to figure out its origin, or origins, because two dead bodies were suspended in the middle of the mass, in fetal position, head to toe: the male dwarfs, the twins.

Putative "burrows" dating as far back as may have been made by animals that fed on the undersides of microbial mats, which would have shielded them from a chemically unpleasant ocean; however their uneven width and tapering ends make a biological origin so difficult to defend that even the original proponent no longer believes they are authentic.