Sentence examples for difficult toward from inspiring English sources

THE ART WORLD reviews of Bridget Riley at Dia Center for the Arts and Damien Hirst at Gagosian... Writer notes a turn against the edifying and the difficult, toward the exciting and the self-explanatory.

The issue of auditor independence grew more difficult toward the end of the 20th century, especially as auditing firms began offering nonattestation functions (such as consulting services) to new and existing clients particularly in the areas of taxation, information systems, and management.

The New Yorker, November 6, 2000 P. 104 THE ART WORLD reviews of Bridget Riley at Dia Center for the Arts and Damien Hirst at Gagosian... Writer notes a turn against the edifying and the difficult, toward the exciting and the self-explanatory..

Moreover, the intercept parameters decreased across item positions, so that items appeared to become gradually more difficult toward the end of the test in both groups.

A detailed performance analysis has been conducted on five commonly used multi-objective problems, each one involving distinct features that can make the convergence difficult toward the Pareto-optimal front.

The title of his book, which is written in Spanish, means, "Mexico: A Difficult Step Toward Modernity".

Carlos Salinas de Gortari, president from 1988 to 1994, created a stir when he returned from a self-imposed exile in Ireland earlier this month to promote his 1,380-page 1,380-pageexico: A Difficult Step Toward memoirity".

The postcommunist government faced a difficult transition toward a market economy.

With the 1998 Good Friday agreement, Northern Ireland has come a long way on a very difficult path toward peace.

President Bush and other leaders should praise his courage in taking such a difficult step toward reconciliation.

Israel's outstretched arms extend until the day the Palestinians say, Yes, we are ready to join our neighbor Israel in taking the difficult step toward peace.