Sentence examples for moving and difficult from inspiring English sources

"The great lesson of Fukushima," Pratt says, "is that disasters are often fast moving and difficult to predict events, where the window of time for effective intervention is small".

To those who worry that taking U.S. missiles off hair-trigger alert could compromise national security, UCS Senior Analyst Stephen Young points out that the majority of U.S. nuclear forces are on submarines, which are constantly moving and difficult to detect, making them virtually invulnerable.

It's costly to store, slow to copy, difficult to move and hard to govern.

A spokeswoman for the pressure group Dignity in Dying said it was "deeply moving and at times difficult to watch".

It is thus a difficult, moving and extraordinarily poignant experience to watch her direct such scrutiny inward.

"Plaintext" contains moving and complex essays about very difficult subjects.

Figure 6 depicts preparation and movement time as a function of the number of moves and the corresponding trend lines computed separately for easy tasks (2 to 5 moves) and difficult tasks (5 to 8 moves).

Climate change and global conflicts are only exacerbating this issue, by increasing the number of children who are on the move and difficult to reach for education.

Climate change and global conflicts are only exacerbating this issue by increasing the number of children who are on the move and difficult to reach for education.

Almost every month I would have to move and it was difficult to find places to stay, but I always kept in my mind why I came to Baghdad, and my plans for the future".

"I knew if I went on then Arsenal wouldn't like my movement because that was something I could do - I could move and make it difficult for the defenders to know where I was". And how.