Sentence examples for in difficult shapes from inspiring English sources

After the meltdown, which followed a tsunami and earthquake in 2011, most of the material in the plant's reactors resolidified, in difficult shapes and in confined spaces, wrapped around and through the structural parts of the reactors and the buildings.

If it were possible to unwind those deals, "the business would still be in pretty difficult shape," said John Puchalla, a vice president and senior analyst for Moody's Investors Service.

"He has said that the challenge is greater, things are in unprecedentedly difficult shape, but he always says 'Andrew is smarter than I am, more capable than I am,' and that's not something he says about many people," said Harold Holzer, a Lincoln scholar and a former spokesman and policy adviser to Mario Cuomo.

We took a business that was in very, very difficult shape, and within five years, turned it into a very profitable business.

"The economy is likely to get in much more difficult shape before it gets better," he said, "and it's likely that we're going to see retribution from the terrorists as we get at them.

In 2006 it was unclear if Beth Israel, which had already been in difficult financial shape, would be allowed, or have the means, to re-build its synagogue.

In doing so, the originally more difficult shape and topology optimization, driven by the temporal and spatial Hamilton Jacobi partial differential equation (PDE), is transformed into a relatively easier size optimization of the expansion coefficients of the basis functions.

Such an approach has been usefully theorised by Antonovsky [ 40] who, through his theories of salutogenesis (latin for the origins of health) and 'sense of coherence', argues that the meanings given by people in difficult circumstances to their life situations shapes their sense of coherence, which then impacts on how they cope with their circumstances [ 40, 41].

How has this experience in such difficult environments shaped the diplomat you've become today?

However, such intubation can occasionally be difficult, particularly in difficult airway cases, due to the larger size and complex shape of the double-lumen tube.

But in practice shapes are more difficult, "because it's difficult for applicants to show that consumers look at the shape of the product alone as an indicator of trade origin".