Sentence examples for difficult to master and from inspiring English sources
The torturers' trade is difficult to master and terribly under-appreciated.
The most plausible contender, Mandarin Chinese, is one of the world's most difficult to master, and least computer-friendly.
But the team set out to make something easy to learn, difficult to master, and clean and clear on screen.
It is easy to pick up but difficult to master, and can be played for a few minutes at a time.
This was everything we wanted our Japanese brawlers to be – lithe, hideously violent, difficult to master and full of moments that made your jaw hit the floor.
At their best, these evaluation systems are based on the idea that teaching is difficult to master and that high-performers tend to get that way through intensive feedback and help from colleagues.
Among these, the difficulty of imagining the unverifiable evolutionary changes of environments and living beings over geological time was recorded (in fact it is difficult to master spatial and temporal scales).
Fudge summarized the combat as "very easy to learn, but difficult to master -- and yet very satisfying".
Swimming has often been the greatest hurdle for many aspiring triathletes because it is often more difficult to master than cycling and running.
Backhands are more difficult to master, especially for beginners and younger players with less hand and arm strength.
Computer Shopper wrote that, while the game's controls were difficult to master compared to "simple run-and-shoot game[s] like Doom", they were "worth the time and effort".
