Sentence examples for difficult paper from inspiring English sources

"It was universally thought to be an extremely difficult paper," the middle one says on Tuesday.

Direct comparisons between the industries are difficult: paper uses additional energy by burning pulp waste and transporting products.

"This was the most difficult paper I have ever written in my life," said Selim Deringil, a historian at Bosporus University in Istanbul, as he presented his analysis of Turkish-Armenian relations.

"This is a difficult paper to assess.

This is a difficult paper to read, as the differential experimental conditions are not clearly delineated in the text.

Newspaper stories about grade inflation tend to be misleading, comparing (for example), foundation GCSE papers intended for weaker students to the most difficult papers from the past.

In a series of three difficult papers, published on the Internet in 2002, Perelman announced proofs of the Poincaré conjecture and the geometrization conjecture.

For really difficult papers, it also helps to sit down and work through it with a colleague.

"This still looks very difficult on paper.

The more difficult a paper is, the more it has to be read".

They are finding it increasingly difficult to paper over their budgetary gaps (most state and local governments are required to run balanced budgets), and will have to resort to further cutbacks and tax increases in the year ahead.