Sentence examples for difficult successful from inspiring English sources

However difficult, successful management of HPT in XLHR is important, as HPT has been associated with development of hypertension and renal failure (24, 65), cardiac failure (66), and also brown tumor in the mandible (67).

Enrichment is so difficult that successful production is quite valuable.

I love that country-western songs tell stories about Americans — about their journeys through difficult and successful times.

At a time when many executives are saying they want their corporations to act like small, entrepreneurial companies, largely in response to the growth of Internet commerce, Procter's struggles indicate just how difficult a successful transformation is.

He illuminates the complexities of his grandparents' difficult but successful marriage, evokes the vibrant and disputatious life of early-twentieth-century Vienna, and offers a convincing picture of the intellectual and personal battles that dominated the early days of psychoanalysis.

He also had a life experience that provided him with a mature perspective: his mother, Jackie, received a diagnosis of breast cancer before his senior season and underwent difficult but successful treatment.

The New Yorker, August 23 , 1952P. 16 A young surgeon recently performed a difficult and successful operation on an 83-year-old lady, and, in conformity with modern medical practice, instructed her nurse to get her out of bed and walking as soon as possible.

By Joe W. Savage and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 23 , 1952P. 16 A young surgeon recently performed a difficult and successful operation on an 83-year-old lady, and, in conformity with modern medical practice, instructed her nurse to get her out of bed and walking as soon as possible.

Many factors difficult the successful execution of software process improvement initiatives.

His fourth attempt, arguably his most difficult, was successful to make it 9-3, but he failed to reduce the deficit further with another failed kick just before half-time.

Qatar's Mr Baker has long questioned whether the recurring faults are merely "teething problems" and has voiced concerns about how the Dreamliner's delays, and now its faults, have made it difficult for successful airlines to plan ahead and to expand as quickly as they would like to.