Sentence examples for most difficult operation from inspiring English sources

The most difficult operation is that the momentum of drug powders should be strictly controlled.

"It is the most difficult operation ever undertaken by this country post-Korea," Adm. Sir Michael Boyce, the chief of the British Defense Staff, warned his nation on Friday.

Despite division being the most difficult operation to understand, US textbooks present far fewer problems with fraction division than fraction multiplication; the opposite is true in Chinese and Korean textbooks.

The startup of distillation columns is one of most difficult operations in the chemical industry.

(Ophthalmologist1, Priv) A common private sector view was that the public sector should concentrate on the most difficult operations, specialist training and research, while routine operations, such as cataract surgery, could be undertaken by the private sector.

During the 1967 season, running back Emerson Boozer needed what Nicholas described as his most difficult knee operation.

U.N. and private aid workers said Thursday that the pressing need to shelter up to 3 million Pakistani earthquake survivors before the harsh Himalayan winter sets in was threatening to become the most difficult relief operation the world has ever faced.

Rescue ships saved more than 700 men in what has been described as one of the most difficult rescue operations in naval history.

He fought hard through some of the most difficult days in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and he paid the ultimate sacrifice to defend our freedom and secure that nation.

At the beginning of the Indian Mutiny, Rose became commander of the Central India force and conducted the most difficult and successful operations of the war.

The training is spread over several centers with different trainers teaching the same operative techniques but with the most difficult portions of the operation being taught in the high-volume center with the most experienced trainer.