Sentence examples for nature difficult from inspiring English sources

S.P.E.s are by nature difficult.

The conversations were of a nature difficult, but they were not hostile, bitter or even unfriendly.

And the social programmes that typify the Blair government are, by their nature, difficult to appraise.

This cycle fuels the public's demand for draconian and poorly designed laws and technologies to eliminate the risks that are, by their nature, difficult to reduce.

They insisted that democratic transitions are, by nature, difficult and that protests are an essential and treasured component of any real democracy, so long as they aren't violent.

But as the guidelines have not so far outlined how to measure drug deals and fake cigarettes, and as such things are by their nature difficult to gauge, few countries comply.

It is a perfect model for power generation, but copying Mother Nature is difficult.

Such reports can be fragmentary in nature and difficult to investigate.

But as the Club's power grows, its steadfast opposition to tax increases makes an agreement of this nature increasingly difficult.

Investigating individual hallucinations, given their unpredictable episodic nature, is difficult.

Experiments in the open ocean are by nature logistically difficult to perform, but EIFEX was particularly grueling.