Sentence examples for is considered difficult to from inspiring English sources

But the gas is considered difficult to extract there, requiring wells as deep as 4,000 meters, or over 13,000 feet.

Though his work is not widely known in English -- he is considered difficult to translate -- Dario's grip on Spanish-language writers is explained by his interesting bohemian life as well as his literary innovations.

This problem is considered difficult to be dealt with in the control literature, mainly because that the triangular structure of pure-feedback systems has no affine appearance of the variables to be used as virtual controls.

Using current LCD manufacturing technology, it is considered difficult to make a large LCD panel with zero defects.

Developers tend to be wary of RIM because the older BlackBerry platform, which is based on the Java programming language, is considered difficult to work with.

Although it is generally preferable in VC to not use parallel data, a non-parallel approach is considered difficult to learn.

"Since I was considered difficult to sack, I could be bloody-minded.

Min max problems are considered difficult to solve, specially constrained min max optimization problems.

She was considered difficult to please and was said to have turned down memorable parts that went to Gene Tierney ("Laura") and Ingrid Bergman ("Casablanca" and "Gaslight").

In addition, it provides a new concept for plating the metals, which are considered difficult to plate due to high reactivity.

A new class of PNs, Buffer-nets, for defining FMS is proposed, which enhances the modelling techniques for manufacturing systems with features that are considered difficult to model.