Sentence examples for difficult professor from inspiring English sources

"There's still awareness in the political class that the situation is really difficult," Professor Boeri said, pointing out that no political party today can allow itself to bring down the Monti government.

"They told her that Israeli, French and American tourists could be the most difficult," Professor Graburn said, "but that what distinguished Americans was that they could be loud and demanding, and then would invariably apologize and give them big tips".

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg opened his address to newly minted Cooper Union graduates on Wednesday with a few well-researched jokes about some of the college's best-loved institutions: the notoriously difficult professor; the grueling senior project; the campus watering hole.

Again, to some extent the huge variations in individual instructor rigor and easiness are reduced when the evaluations of all instructors are aggregated nearly every school has some easy and some difficult professors.

The other main objection to the ratemyprofessors.com measure is that instructors can "buy" high rankings by making their course easy, giving high grades, etc. Again, to some extent the huge variations in individual instructor rigor and easiness are reduced when the evaluations of all instructors are aggregated – nearly every school has some easy and some difficult professors, for example.

Harmonising with other goals for forests is always difficult," says Professor Kauppi.

The pallor of Ms. Rappoport's elegant beauty already shows traces of the strain that living with her difficult husband, Professor Serebryakov (Igor Ivanov), has brought.

The fast evolution of multicore processors makes it difficult for professors to offer computer architecture courses with updated contents.

"It was so draconian that it was difficult to enforce," Professor Freeman said.

"All signs are that after the election the governing of Greece will be much more difficult," said Dimitris Keridis, professor of political science at Panteion University in Athens.

"There is considerable disillusionment among people who have been raised in strongly statist societies and find federalism a difficult concept," said Professor Shafer, of Oxford.