Sentence examples for difficult tapes from inspiring English sources

"I was very critical of errors in the transcripts and I thought he had left out some important conversations," Mr. Hughes said of Mr. Kutler's book, "but they are entirely honest and predictable mistakes that anyone who would try to make a transcript from extremely difficult tapes could make".

But because Mr. Studdard is obscured by an officer on the tape, it is difficult, in that tape, too, to determine what he was doing during the beating.

16 The excessive saliva may make taping the ETT more difficult as the tape will not adhere to the skin, which can cause an increased risk of displacing the tube, especially when the patient is positioned prone.

Watching Brandenn on the tapes was difficult but enchanting.

For instance, those cameras recorded on three-quarter-inch tape, but decks that play those tapes are difficult to come by.

Not only was it difficult to hear the tape (compounded by the persistent grumbling of the middle-aged Algerian taxi driver sitting behind me), the situations being discussed in the recordings were decidedly bizarre.

Perhaps most difficult is the red tape that comes with any real estate transaction — the result of a Mexican law that prohibits foreigners from owning property within about 32 miles of the coast.

After sinking $400,000 into the business and starting production in Mexico, he found regular duct tape was difficult to work with, and the adhesive oozed when the wallets were assembled.

"I know from previous experience," he says, "that after a certain length [about 60 meters] it's very difficult to hold a tape measure above the crop without it snagging".

;"Visions of Johanna" Considered by many critics as one of Dylan's greatest masterpieces, "Visions of Johanna" proved difficult to capture on tape.

Both of the mite species may be difficult to demonstrate on tape strips, in skin scrapings or biopsies.