Sentence examples for difficult property from inspiring English sources

"It'll be a very difficult property reconciliation process," Colonel Aswell said.

The reduced price notwithstanding, brokers predicted it would still be a difficult property to sell, even though they agreed that the heavily treed and landscaped Stonwin is one of the most prized buildable parcels of land left in Westchester and one of the most beautiful remaining pieces of open green space.

But this is also a difficult property to measure due to the extensive instrumental requirements, and wide compositional and structural heterogeneity of the coal.

The heterogeneity as well as ageing effect often found in these mortars that have been used for the construction of monuments and historic buildings, make porosity a difficult property to measure.

Tree mortality is a difficult property to estimate because unlike growth, it has only 2 possible outcomes from each re-measured tree (survived or died), and typical tree mortality rates are low (on the order of 0.1 to 2% year−1), such that large sample sizes and/or long re-measurement periods are required.

Perhaps the most difficult properties to sell are homes with unhappy histories, even if the houses themselves would otherwise sell quickly.

Like many other stone carvers, she is obsessed by the material but aware of its difficult properties, and over the years, has taken increasing risks, her work becoming freer and more unfinished.

But where the Trust in Wales scores highest, is in developing and then trying to share information with the public on the best ways to retrofit older, "difficult" properties which the energy companies shun and which ordinary householders find expensive and laborious to tackle.

Its numerical analog, the discrete maximum principle (DMP), is one of the most difficult properties to achieve in numerical methods, especially when the computational mesh is distorted to adapt and conform to the physical domain or the problem coefficients are highly heterogeneous and anisotropic.

The method combines two techniques that can be used to overcome the difficult properties in parameterization.

"It also depends on how difficult a property is to sell".