Sentence examples for difficult to divide the from inspiring English sources

"The acquisition of Jamel White gave us four running backs, and I felt it would be difficult to divide the running back role into four parts," Browns Coach Chris Palmer said.

That is to say, modern technology, travel, and communications now make it more difficult to divide the world into a simple "us" vs. "them".

It was difficult to divide the screening method completely during the follow‐up period.

Second, due to a relatively small sample size, it was difficult to divide the CHD types and complexity factors into specific classifications.

It was difficult to divide the patients to developing and validating data set due to the small sample size of patients with MRSA infection (n = 30) in this study.

Furthermore, it has been extremely difficult to divide the internal shell into distinctive character states as many different morphologies exist: oegopsid, bathyteuthoid, and loliginid squid all have an internal shell in the form of a gladius, but its evolutionary history is unknown.

When the Weekly introduced staple binding in the early 2000s, the editor received complaints that joint subscribers were finding it difficult to divide up the issue when it arrived.

This is possible because it is difficult to divide space technology neatly between the civilian and the military realms, and probably well over 90percentt cuts across them both.

Given the heterogeneous composition of Clade 3, it is difficult to divide into subclades; however, we classified the proteins into six subclades as outlined below, partially for the purpose of discussion, and partially based on common domain structures and features of the catalytic domains.

Personal property that has no legal documents showing ownership, called non-titled property, can be the most difficult to divide after a person's death.

This one is a fast-growing grass, robust to say the least, and is difficult to divide or control, once established.