Sentence examples for features that make it difficult from inspiring English sources
However, a global model is inefficient for accurately estimating soil moisture at a large or even global scale because of the complex surface features that make it difficult to fit data globally.
We think that the self-limiting nature of our finding and others proves that certain regions have ecological, geographical and climatological features that make it difficult for the H5N1 virus to spread [ 1] and cause disease at least in the large scale scenario that has been worrying human and animal health authorities during the last years.
Still, it was not their physical features that made it difficult for Tengo to identify with his father but their psychological makeup.
Chris Kabagambe, of Kenya Commercial Bank, said the notes had fool-proof features that made it difficult for them to be copied.
Probability expresses the indeterminacy of future outcomes; ambiguity describes the lack of reliability or imprecision of risk estimates; and complexity refers to features of available information that make it difficult to understand (e.g., modifying factors).
However, these are the very features that make it a bit more difficult to determine if a given product is the right selection for you.
Mr. Norwood and his allies in Congress complained that the latest White House proposal would retain major features of a 1974 federal law that made it difficult for patients to sue health plans under state laws dealing with negligence, fraud and wrongful death.
Apple's newest MacBooks include a new feature that makes it far more difficult for hackers or spies to eavesdrop on your microphone.
That makes it difficult for me.
That makes it difficult to recommend solutions.
