Sentence examples for is not particularly difficult from inspiring English sources

Achieving nuclear fusion, even in a desktop device, is not particularly difficult.

Installing shutters is not particularly difficult, but it is important to measure the shutters carefully and trim them precisely, or they will not hang straight.

IT is not particularly difficult to troubleshoot door-chime malfunctions, because the components are simple and the system operates on low voltage.

But many judges and experts in jury behavior say it is not particularly difficult to find unbiased — indeed, profoundly uninformed — jurors.

Yet this condition, which is not particularly difficult to cure or prevent, gets scant attention from the donors that invest nearly $1 billion annually on AIDS programs in those countries.

Movie artist contracted to work for a cinema company tells us the work is not particularly difficult because the company's staff artist in Hollywood furnished a rough pencil sketch and complete written instructions.

This isn't particularly difficult – newspapers are omnivores and incessantly in need of interesting copy.

Like many things, Logan says, making whisky isn't particularly difficult; making good whisky is – very.

GETTING the Castaing look on a budget isn't particularly difficult if you know where to look.

But basic scrumpy-making isn't particularly difficult, and it seems probable that not long after the apple left Turkey, Iran or elsewhere in western Asia, people worked out how to ferment its juice.

What this means is that anybody who wants to create a cryptocurrency (which isn't particularly difficult) can do so.