Sentence examples for is seen as difficult from inspiring English sources

Maths is seen as difficult and intimidating by many.

A run on the championship by any driver is seen as difficult.

Of course, the administration must keep political realities in mind as it drafts its proposals: getting any new gun regulations through Congress, particularly through the Republican-controlled House, is seen as difficult.

Whether this task is seen as difficult, too time consuming, or whether there are communication challenges, is unknown.

She admitted that she might be seen as difficult.

It's seen as difficult to generate sympathy for the issue among foreign aid donors, she explains, so many NGOs sidestep the issue.

She told me that I was seen as "difficult" for prioritising the workload, as the other interns had simply said, "No problem", and worked themselves into the ground getting it done.

The Radio Council, which oversees the service's development, said last year that listening online was seen as "difficult and unpopular", before adding: "But there was considerable public interest in a simple interface offering the whole of UK radio".

Ramsay's experience is different: she says she has never encountered overt sexism, but observes that when male directors are demanding and exacting "they can be seen as artistic and creative and having huge integrity, whereas women can be seen as difficult and problematic".

On the day she was fired, I noted, too, that she was seen as difficult — a word that, applied to a woman in a position of authority, raises questions about gender dynamics — and that the managing editor, Dean Baquet, had protested to the Times' publisher, Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., that she had failed to consult him on the prospective appointment of an additional managing editor.

Selecting, and adapting, appropriate settings of mechanical ventilation can be seen as difficult and time consuming.