Sentence examples for difficult thanks to from inspiring English sources

Providing credit to small business in the developing world is difficult, thanks to the paucity of credit bureaus.

The battles were actually difficult, thanks to the lack of ammunition and the above-average artificial intelligence of the enemies.

The control strategies of these networks are rather difficult thanks to the non-linearity of the system and the strong interconnection between the controlled variables.

The first step can be difficult, thanks to curt descriptions and sometimes unappealing translations (Supreme Lamb Shoulder is "Under Cervical Vertebra and it taste soft").

This is notoriously difficult, thanks to the substance's reluctance to freeze: while water obediently turns to ice at zero degrees, pure alcohol can withstand the harshest arctic temperature.

Sequencing ancient DNA samples is notoriously difficult, thanks to degraded DNA and contamination from bacteria, fungus and humans handling the samples.

He says working the land here is hard, thanks to a difficult climate and poor soil.

Denial has worked for the church until now, but denial is becoming more difficult now, thanks to a suddenly aggressive press.

German is seen as difficult and, thanks to things such as the History Channel, inseparable from Hitler and the second world war.

The personal computer business is facing difficult times, thanks to growing demand for low cost sub-$1,000 machines.

Chemical manufacturers were already expecting a difficult third quarter thanks to crude prices trading at record highs, but E.I. du Pont de Nemours had an even tougher time, no thanks to Hurricane Ike.