Sentence examples for in addition to difficult from inspiring English sources

The growing niche success of "Billy" has helped increase Eichner's mainstream success as an actor; in addition to "Difficult People," he had a recurring role in the final two seasons of "Parks and Recreation".

Only the results of the EMMY trial showed a similar frequency of technical failures [ 25], but in their case, in addition to difficult anatomy, the absence of one of the uterine arteries was the most common reason.

The long distances between some health centers and the national level - in addition to difficult driving conditions in some areas - contributes to a situation where specimens arrive at the NRL in inadequate condition (for example, hemolyzed samples for CD4 and measles IgM testing).

In addition to being difficult to draft, acceptable specific lists or examples of permissible activities would be very difficult to keep current.

The owners said government regulations, in addition to being difficult to navigate, can be dangerously ineffective.

In addition to posing difficult legal questions, the suits are changing the economics of this famously cheap form of programming.

"However, the police have done an incredibly thorough job – in addition to the difficult forensic work with fire service teams – of cross-referencing everyone reported missing.

Since this kind of political behavior is infrequent in addition to being difficult to measure, it rarely has been subjected to rigorous scientific investigation at the micro-level.

However history suggests that margin targets are usually nudged down through the year, and while the restructuring should help on costs, it could cause some business destabilisation, in addition to the difficult market backdrop cramping sales.

In addition to this difficult problem, there was another difficulty as follows.

In addition to his difficult relationship with Price, Reeves had to deal with a few production problems during the shooting.