Ever changing standards are difficult to apply to developing country circumstances.
But, I admit, standard metrics are difficult to apply to Murakami.
The term Renaissance, in spite of its various connotations, is difficult to apply to music.
In addition, an experimental evaluation method is difficult to apply to simulate the formation conditions under high temperature and pressure.
JJ: Maybe because I spent my 20s feeling so excluded, I find the word "feminist" difficult to apply to myself.
The methods used to suppress photobleaching/photoblinking in vitro are difficult to apply to living cells because of their toxicities.
Stakeholder theory has garnered significant interest from the corporate community, but has proved difficult to apply to large government programs.
These handicaps make most of the methods given in the literature difficult to apply to engineering structures.
Moreover, available methods for predicting fatigue damage growth usually require an existing flaw (e.g. Paris law) and may be difficult to apply to the initiation phase.
This would be difficult to apply to other cases, he said, and governments would want clarity around whether there should be a prescriptive approach from the courts.
But that logic, Ms. Slaughter and other experts said, was more difficult to apply to the Taliban, whose fighters were basically government forces.
