Sentence examples for difficult production from inspiring English sources

'Ridley brought out the best in people, but he was difficult,' production designer Lawrence Paull said.

Mr. Brody said that just getting through the difficult production in France, Germany and Poland was reward enough.

In fact, exploiting Iraq's oil assets proved very difficult, production was lower than under Saddam and the oil price spiralled upwards.

I played her once in a difficult production at ENO, and I think people now assume that I can't play her.

World War Z suffered from a difficult production period, with drastic reshoots and rumours of on-set problems between Pitt and director Mark Forster.

Miller had just returned from a difficult production of "La Boheme" at Paris's Bastille Opera, which starred the young tenor Roberto Alagna, whose fame irritated the director.

On this, Liz Bowles, head of farming at the Soil Association, points out that if everyone tried to grow their own vegetables it would bring home just how difficult food production is.

The problem of removing emulsified water has grown more widespread and oftentimes more difficult as production schemes lift more water with oil from water-drive formations, water-flooded zones, and wells stimulated by thermal and chemical recovery techniques.

GameTap parent Turner Broadcasting's product development vice president Blake Lewin added that he did not believe any budget would have worked, due to the difficult content production pipeline.

Until now, participating provinces have used vacant posts for other health professionals to accommodate new clinical associate graduates, but this will become increasingly difficult as production continues.

Since large amounts of serum proteins in the cell culture medium could make downstream purification significantly more difficult, virus production from cell culture grown in serum-free (SF) medium is now preferable.