Sentence examples for difficult to dive from inspiring English sources

It's very difficult to dive into a data set without having a question you're trying to answer because you don't know what to look for.

Mr. Mosher said he was not surprised to hear that some students found it difficult to dive in, but hoped to change that.

However, it also might make it more difficult to dive deeply into a very nuanced scholarly topic, to maximize the relevancy of search results, and to find all the relevant materials in the collection, especially if users do not know very much about advanced searching.

Menai the turtle's scan is 'good news' Jump to media player A rare sea turtle discovered washed up on an Anglesey beach is closer to full health after scans reveal why she found it difficult to dive.

Be warned: While things like this are never for the feint of heart, this one's particularly difficult to dive into; this conversation has been going on for months at this point, so it's all a bit of a mess.

It is difficult to dive due to strong currents in the area, poor visibility and anchoring in the busy shipping lane being banned.

Andrew Langley, from Challenge Navitus, said diving firms in particular would suffer during the five-year construction process as underwater noise would make it difficult for people to dive.

For all of the talk there is about content being the one thing that's really missing in VR, it's pretty difficult for consumers to dive into VR and make anything.

With a back catalogue so strong and vast it can be difficult to know where to dive in.

"We loved this experience," Johnson said, soothingly, but he added that "it would be difficult to say 'O.K.' and to dive into three more years of, like, struggling every day, sometimes crying in the parking lot".

This kind of low-risk "practice" can help you learn the skills and develop the emotional intelligence necessary for handling difficult conversations and knowing when to dive in or back off.