Sentence examples for most difficult papers from inspiring English sources

Newspaper stories about grade inflation tend to be misleading, comparing (for example), foundation GCSE papers intended for weaker students to the most difficult papers from the past.

"This was the most difficult paper I have ever written in my life," said Selim Deringil, a historian at Bosporus University in Istanbul, as he presented his analysis of Turkish-Armenian relations.

"This is something that has made our job most difficult," the paper quoted Liberia's Assistant Health Minister Tolbert Nyenswah as saying.

Their most difficult contest, on paper anyway, is over.

The Jets have one of the most difficult schedules on paper.

Johnson told the conference that reporting the Snowden leaks was the most difficult story the paper has ever done more difficult than the WikiLeaks tapes.

Anonymous surveys from previous quarters indicated that unfamiliar background and unfamiliar experimental techniques were among the most difficult aspects of scientific papers for our students.

Many people find this section the most difficult part of the paper to write.

"No matter what they say, filling blank paper is the most difficult job in the entertainment industry," Marshall said.

Actually, this is the essential result in this paper and has the most difficult proof.

Without a doubt, the paper interface was the most difficult to use.