Sentence examples for most difficult links from inspiring English sources

Davies, an Englishwoman, described the course as the most difficult links layout she had ever seen.

The most difficult "missing link" and at the same time the least experimentally accessible aspect of the MRM approach is that of RNA replication.

The body guidance synthesis, the task of seeking a mechanism which simultaneously generates a desired path of a point fixed to a link and desired orientation variation of the link, is the most difficult problem in syntheses.

There are also other practical, but little-mentioned, ideas, such as Podvoll's contention that 'self-mutilation' was most difficult for staff to manage, which explicitly links the behaviour to the context inside a psychiatric hospital.

Bono thought that they were bringing the public's attention to an important event, though he admitted that the link-ups were the most difficult thing the band had done in their career.

One of the most difficult challenges faced by physicians and scientists is to establish the link between gene variations and a disease.

The novelty of our algorithm is that it can cope with the most difficult type of faults, potentially affecting all components of the network (both its links and nodes), and that it is simultaneously robust and efficient.

Laying a two-mile track linking the steam railway with the mainline track was the final, most difficult hurdle for the project, which has cost more than £4m and was completed earlier this month.

"We need to learn the lessons of how different companies link their supply chains and keep them functioning even in the most difficult of circumstances".

The most difficult decision.

Dinner is the most difficult.