Sentence examples for most difficult fields from inspiring English sources

"Biography, in my view, is one of the most difficult fields of scholarship," he said.

Mr. Reid also said that the leak occurred in one of the most difficult fields in the North Sea.

But he also said that the longevity community had proved too fractious: "It's the most difficult field I've ever worked in, and I didn't want to define my scientific life with all these fights".

He said learning the verbiage of the playbook had been the most difficult on-field aspect of his comeback.

Not always — consider all of the open innovation initiatives formed to solve the world's most difficult problems in fields like biology and chemistry and physics.

Though Bay Hill can be one of the Tour's most difficult courses, the field received a break Thursday, with little wind and the greens softened by heavy rain on Tuesday.

Like most difficult undertakings, the field of International Development is rife with failure.

"Not yes". Like most difficult undertakings, the field of International Development is rife with failure.

When last we came to Muirfield, in 2002, the first hole played most difficult, with a field average of 4.37.

Ear reconstruction "remains one of the most difficult problems in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery," they wrote.

The most difficult task in the field, however, is to determine the spatial variability of infiltration process, which is of great importance for precision agriculture.