Sentence examples for difficult scheme from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure who the defensive coordinator is or what the title is, but it is his scheme," Manning added, referring to Ryan, "and it is an extremely difficult scheme".

3a This employed a similar strategy but by using N-benzylquinidinium fluoride 241c; however, further details such as the amount of chiral fluoride employed and the yield of 242 are not readily available, making comparison difficult (Scheme 89).

Lauded for its complex interaction with other in-game characters and attractive graphics, it was criticized for its difficult control scheme and high system requirements.

What I do know is that listening to this breathtakingly brilliant tour de force, written in iambic tetrameter with a devilishly difficult rhyming scheme (Nabokov declared it "mathematically impossible" to translate, so his version is in prose), made me appreciate why they call Pushkin the Russian Shakespeare.

They've largely done this by sidestepping the traditional enterprise model with its long sales model, difficult licensing schemes and painful deployment processes.

Building devices based on this idea has been difficult: Standard schemes require Alice to encode each bit of information in a single photon, but it's hard to build detectors that accurately measure the photons on Bob's end.

In particular, it has often been difficult for schemes to enrol large proportions of the target population, constraining the risk pooling function of insurance.

However, carrier synchronization is very important and difficult in this scheme.

Due to the difficult terrain, one scheme suggested a narrow gauge, already in use by the Festiniog [sic] Railway Company and elsewhere, to ease construction.

The use of perbenzylated glucosyl fluoride 13 also provided a mixture of α- and β-glycosides 14, which proved difficult to separate (Scheme 2).

These arrangements make the administration of the scheme difficult due to complex ordering and reimbursement processes, difficulties in maintaining supply and storage, as well as the challenges of making the supplements available for families.