Sentence examples for difficult to be contained from inspiring English sources

Gonsalves, at his funeral, noted that "the strictures of bureaucratic systems he found difficult to be contained within", while his obituary in The Times described him as a man "with more flamboyance than substance".

The autoimmune-related transcriptional early landscape of the PLN, in a first glance, seems difficult to be contained due to its complexity.

Unlike structured data, unstructured text data is more difficult to be analyzed because it contains complicated both syntactic and semantic information.

It can be difficult to find out what is contained within these data sets.

Emotions are difficult to contain, aren't they.

Because the highly concentrated oxygen is difficult to keep contained, Oxygen8 is available only in big glass bottles (glass is less permeable than plastic) and with the special dispenser.

The country has 30,000 new cases each year and it's difficult to contain because the disease is spread out and it's hard to diagnose and treat everyone," he told BBC reporter Julia Carneiro.

One contact warned US diplomats that such extremism "would be difficult to contain now that it was publicly expressed".

Publicly available information from published experiments like these, such as genomic sequence data, could allow scientists to reverse engineer a virus that would be difficult to contain and highly harmful were it to spread.

The world is now at the start of the 2009 influenza pandemic").. Statements provided commentary that suggested multiple, rapidly-spreading outbreaks which were difficult to contain ("swine 'flu has been declared unstoppable").

IV administration may be problematic in aggressive and violent people who are difficult to contain whilst a controlled injection is given.