Sentence examples for making it very challenging from inspiring English sources

"The complexity of the attacks is what's making it very challenging for us," the company's chief strategy officer, Kyle York, told Reuters.

However, the vast amount of content shared and the linguistic variants of languages used on social media are making it very challenging for high-value topics to be identified.

For sensornets with heterogeneous duty cycles, sensor nodes wake up with different sleeping periods, which combined with unreliable links, making it very challenging to enhance the network performance.

"Most DSL and cable broadband technologies are unable to provide a higher ratio of upload to download speeds, making it very challenging to deliver next-generation consumer services," said David Baum, CEO of Sckipio Technologies.

The oft-noted challenge with regard to Prxs as drug targets is that the Prx active site is highly conserved, making it very challenging to make selective inhibitors targeting the active site.

For the implementation of REACH, Scialli (2008) estimated that tens of million of animals will be used at a cost of several hundred thousand dollars per compound, making it very challenging to use experimental animals to complete analysis of the toxicologic effects of many chemicals in a reasonable time frame.

This will make it very challenging for each end node to cancel its own signal and to detect the desired signal.

Having to manage school, especially the hard classes here at Berkeley, has made it very challenging.

But cancer is our own cells slightly altered, which makes it very challenging to treat.

This variability at the canopy, field and landscape scale, makes it very challenging for quantifying spatially-distributed surface fluxes.

This makes it very challenging to determine the color of a given depth pixel or the depth of a given color pixel.