Sentence examples for most difficult regions from inspiring English sources

The Niger Delta is widely acknowledged as one of the most difficult regions in which to do such work.

One of the most difficult regions of the face to reconstruct after avulsion is the oral region, specifically the lips, due to the complex natural architecture of the lost tissue (compromising skin, oral mucosa and muscle tissue) that is very difficult to replace.

"We are not talking about a football field, but one of the most difficult regions for the armed forces to operate in," he said.

Greg, you have been responsible for effective and lasting positive change in one of the most difficult regions of the world.

Given that loops are the most difficult regions to predict in a structural model, speculation on the significance of this apparent difference is not feasible.

Based on this study, we demonstrate that the existing MSA methods can be exploited in combination to improve alignment accuracy, although novel approaches will still be needed to fully explore the most difficult regions.

The tribal zone, known formally as the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata), is the most difficult region for the polio work.

The Wildcats also play in the most difficult region, with No. 2-seeded Duke, No. 3 Baylor and No. 4 Indiana, to whom they have already lost, lurking.

London remains the most difficult region for families to secure their top choice of state school, while Kensington and Chelsea was by a considerable distance the most competitive in the country.

A good player might appear here and there, a flash of talent or fighting spirit, but not the kind you could build a team around, or certainly not a team good enough to compete in South America, generally thought of as the most difficult region from which to qualify.

What was the most difficult part?