Sentence examples for of being difficult from inspiring English sources

Parallel coordinate visualizations have a reputation of being difficult to understand, expert-only representations.

And then you get the reputation of being difficult to work with".

It's modest in its experiments, never forgoing an accessible ear for the sake of being difficult".

Porter, however, has also developed a reputation of being difficult to work for.

But Linux has always had a reputation of being difficult to install and daunting to use.

It also has the advantage of being difficult to trace and less identifiable than other commodities.

H4Lvd Negativ Ngtv Vice Abs@ ABS SklOth SklTOT Noun noun: The fact or condition of being difficult--a trouble or embarrassment, a cause thereof.

Reintroduction of chemotherapy was difficult because of cardiac failure.

Some of these are difficult.

All of this is difficult.

"The volume of work was difficult.