Sentence examples for it is particular difficult from inspiring English sources
I think that for men it is particular difficult because we have to ascribe to a 'macho' culture.
In particular, it is often difficult to interpret in some weakly positive sera.
In particular, it is still difficult to access and join harmonized data and processing algorithms that are provided by different environmental information infrastructures.
In particular, it is not difficult to see that the stability of the limit case (i.e., slow subsystems and fast subsystems) of the resulting closed-loop systems is still preserved as (varepsilon to 0).
In particular, it is very difficult to assemble reads from highly diverse ecologic systems [9].
For private laboratories in particular, it is very difficult for a patient to distinguish between laboratories that provide poor quality versus high quality diagnostic services, particularly as it appears that higher cost is not associated with improved accuracy of results.
In particular, it is very difficult to completely resect paranasal sinus mucosal melanomas that are located near the cribriform plate or the skull plate, or that have invaded the anterior skull base [ 23].
Whereas it is relatively easy to design the optical properties of a multilayer coating to meet a particular specification it is more difficult to design its mechanical response.
But the thought of a Liberal Democrat cabinet is not hard because it is so difficult to imagine particular Liberal Democrat MPs as ministers – though lots of sketchwriters will have fun with that one.
As these districts become increasingly diverse, it is often difficult to identify particular constituency interests, and representatives find it increasingly impossible to be responsive to constituency wishes or needs.
"Storms Frank and Eva were particularly hard on Scotland in particular and it is still difficult to ascertain what the full financial impact of the storms and the rainfall from this will be," said PwC's general insurance leader Mohammad Khan.
