Sentence examples for most difficult search from inspiring English sources

This was the first step in the search for a common language — a most difficult search.

Meeting staff involved in the search on Friday, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said: "It is probably the most difficult search that's ever been mounted".

The BBC's Jonathan Head, reporting from Pearce Air Force Base in Perth, says aviation experts have referred to the task as "probably the most difficult search in modern aviation history".

"The search for these Nigerian schoolgirls will probably be the most difficult search in human history, not the Malaysian Flight MH370," Garba Shehu wrote in an op-ed on the Nigerian news site Premium Times.

Of our four search categories, validity was the most difficult search concept, largely because of inconsistent terminology used among authors, indexers, and investigators.

"Keep in mind that health is one of the most difficult and complex search experiences," said West Shell, the CEO of Healthline.

Q: What was the most difficult or complicated search you've ever undertaken?

Perhaps the most productive, and least difficult, search happened on the plane that carried the victorious Brazil team home from the 1994 World Cup, which was found to contain 12 tonnes of undeclared American booty ranging from televisions to horse saddles.

Overall, the comparison of search across temporal classes indicated that Future search was the most difficult and the least successful followed by the search for the Past and then for Recency information.

The dispute points to one of the most difficult challenges that has plagued Web search engines: what to do when the results of a search are offensive to some, but legal?

"The search was the most difficult thing I have encountered in my personal and professional life," he said.