Sentence examples for difficult to mirror the from inspiring English sources
Only two of about 50 workers had found jobs as the morning ended, a sign that it may be difficult to mirror the success of the official day-laborer center.
It's very difficult to mirror the communications environment in Afghanistan back in the UK.
Despite efforts to add variability to our cartoon stimuli, it can be difficult to mirror the natural variability in photographic faces in the medium of cartoons.
Don't get me wrong, my folks weren't the total pricks they could've been, but like any parents worth their generational salt, they left an imprint that makes it difficult to mirror Vek's Hallmark-like devotion to his.
As for the Grateful Dead, Mr. Gilmore notes how pointedly the 1970 albums "Workingman's Dead" and "American Beauty" reflected the band's own struggles to stay together through a difficult period, while mirroring the dark turn the Bay Area counterculture took in the late '60s, as the peace movement gave way to violent rhetoric.
A high priority, which will be devilishly difficult to achieve, should be to mirror this tournament by avoiding a glut of matches and minimising the amount of travelling involved.
This makes detection very difficult, but again mirrors the behaviour of some of Nature's worst viruses, which mutate as they pass from host to host.
The woman continues to mirror these steps.
Unlike in the optical, it is difficult to make mirrors or lenses to focus X-ray light.
