Sentence examples for difficult to tackle one from inspiring English sources
The two problems — water and energy — are so intimately linked as to make it exceedingly difficult to tackle one without the other.
That focus may explain how Amazon has been able to tackle one of the biggest obstacles facing the smart home: how difficult it is to set up.
The latter one is much more difficult to tackle since now one has a quasilinear system with a quadratic growth term (vert nabla d vert ^{2}d) and a non-convex constraint (vert d vert =1).
"The whole question of what happens with peer-to-peer sites is very difficult to tackle, but BitTorrent are one of the few companies trying to do something pro-active about it".
All these challenges make the task more difficult to tackle compared with traditional machine learning ones.
One matter that makes it difficult to tackle this question is the fact that the non-motor loops that connect the basal ganglia with human prefrontal cortex are considerably less well understood than basal ganglia cortical motor loops.
One reason why it has been so difficult to tackle the Ebola crisis is fear, which prevents healthcare workers from grappling effectively with the situation.
It is often argued that the growing body of sequence data will eventually provide answers to many important questions, eukaryogenesis remains one of the fundamental problems of evolution which is still very difficult to tackle.
We might have anticipated this one coming but it clearly adds to their woes, and it's pretty difficult to tackle, there's no simple solution.
