Sentence examples for difficult which of from inspiring English sources

It's difficult which of Rousteing's soldiers were most decorated.

Plus, the personalised nature of the features offered by Taltioni could make the creation of standardised information or a nuclear set of information difficult which, of course, could compromise the scientific value.

Obtaining approval of parents was difficult, which made recruitment of teenagers difficult.

Determining the 3D structures of membrane proteins is still quite difficult, which limits the use of docking.

Due to the dynamic change in topology, finding the route was very difficult, which was the drawback of this paper.

Fundraising is stressful and difficult, which is why 90percentt of successful entrepreneurs choose bootstrapping (self-funding).

Singh: It was not that difficult, which is the great part of being at 7-Eleven.

The O2 releasing becomes more difficult, which will impede the formation of conductive filaments.

(That also makes the general recruiting landscape more difficult, which is a big source of those complaints).

It isn't difficult to guess which of the world's vineyards might command dizzying prices.

In many cases, it would be difficult to determine which of the President's innumerable "functions" encompassed a particular action.