Sentence examples for leaves very difficult from inspiring English sources

The fact is that plant leaves are diversified in structure and geometric shape, which usually makes the realistic rendering of plants leaves very difficult.

The completed story leaves some very difficult questions behind among the debris of their lives.

"Because we lived in this house, a decision to ask my husband to leave was very difficult," she said.

The MDP theory was very appealing for its mathematical elegance and the direct application of the Samuelson's Condition, and it received a lot of attention in the 1970s and 1980s, especially on the problem of incentives in planning procedures with public goods, but there has been very little work on it over the last twenty years, leaving some very difficult problems.

After the start of England's second innings an overnight thunderstorm soaked the pitch, leaving it very difficult to bat on next day.

When the day comes when he leaves he will be very difficult to replace.

He chips towards the flag, but leaves himself a very difficult 20-footer for par.

"But, while I know it leaves in a very difficult situation, I can understand Alan's position.

"Liverpool hope to eventually win the Premier League but if Luis Suarez leaves then it will be very difficult for them to do that".  .

"There are 14 games left and it will be very difficult, but we have got a good enough squad to win at least half of those games and get promoted.

Davies said the decision to leave had been "very difficult".