Sentence examples for is apparently difficult from inspiring English sources

And when a business has that power, it is apparently difficult to resist.

It is not the first time architects have fallen foul of the capacity of curved, reflective surfaces to focus the sun's rays into a beam concentrated enough to start a fire, a phenomenon that is apparently difficult to model, but whose effects are well enough understood to have been exploited – legend has it – by the ancient Greek inventor Archimedes.

The fundamental principle is a simple one that is apparently difficult to implement: Keep doing the same things that brought you to power in the first place, and don't let success and power go to your head.

Removing one or more units from such a closed structure by a chemical reaction is apparently difficult, if not impossible.

57 It is apparently difficult to elicit during medical consultations, 58 perhaps because "laughing by itself" is a much less powerful stimulus than "laughing excitedly".

It is apparently difficult to bridge between data mining investigations and practical medicinal chemistry applications and consider information from the public domain early in the course of compound optimization projects.

For Stine, who had been hired and fired by another rising American, Mardy Fish, it was apparently difficult to accept.

Bennett, a British immigrant, was apparently difficult to work for and was always wary of sharing design and glaze secrets with colleagues.

We used the hybrid method of laparoscopic and TaTME approaches for better surgical view because it was apparently difficult to achieve negative surgical margins due to the large tumor located within a narrow pelvic space (Fig. 4).

The finding that endocytosis of for instance the protein toxin ricin continued under both conditions, suggesting that clathrin-independent endocytosis was responsible for this uptake, was apparently difficult to accept for a number of investigators during a 10 year period (1985 1995).

The Olympic sport of doping is apparently more difficult to handicap.