Sentence examples for is otherwise difficult from inspiring English sources
Although bottles of older vintages (especially the outstanding 1988's) are hard to come by, consumers will appreciate a summary of vintages from 1993 through 1999, which is otherwise difficult, if not impossible, to find elsewhere.
With Earth-observing satellite data, scientists can now monitor the health of coral reefs, even in the most remote regions scattered around the globe where it is otherwise difficult to see changes.
"Creativity is otherwise difficult to manage as you get big," says Sir Martin Sorrell, head of WPP.Furthermore, there are limits to how far agencies can be merged, because of client conflicts.
The afterburner in a turbofan usually requires a mixer for mixing the relatively cool bypass air with the hot core stream (see Figure 6); the cooler air is otherwise difficult to burn in the low-pressure environment of an afterburner.
Interpretation of the data is otherwise difficult and results on migraine frequency and duration are missing.
The complexity refers to something which is otherwise difficult or impossible to understand.
By tracking the signals, the researchers can find the nests, which are otherwise difficult to locate.
Orangutans fashion tools to extract seeds that are otherwise difficult to obtain.
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station use the sun's reflection point to reveal features that are otherwise difficult or impossible to see.
Since most forms of collective behaviour promote thoughts that are otherwise difficult to account for and that breech behavioral inhibitions, this is often a fruitful source of explanation.
