Sentence examples for order difficult from inspiring English sources

If even the northern Irish find the Orange Order difficult to explain, how much odder that Ruth Dudley Edwards should have written an account of the loyal institutions.

Even the arrangement of stanzas in the poem seems to follow a determined order, difficult to determine, but certainly not the result of happy accident.

The lack of resolution in the cytochrome b phylogeny suggests the Delphininae are the product of a recent radiation; divergence among the numerous taxa is small, rendering resolution of branching order difficult.

The painting speaks of oceanic distances that make messages and orders difficult, that make the monarch a remote icon of power.

Interviews with Ms. Peagler's family and that of the victim paint a horrific picture of domestic violence at a time when shelters were rare and restraining orders difficult to obtain.

The focus groups found our initial ordering difficult with some participants "flipping" the Likert scale.

As political order proved difficult to achieve, many Latin American leaders also looked to a more centralized state as an instrument against political and civil unrest.

In the meantime, the vendors press on, trying to figure out how much merchandise to order, a difficult calculation when they do not know if the market will be around much longer.

Periodic solutions based on higher order approximations, difficult to compute by other analytical methods, are also analyzed, demonstrating the power of the proposed approach.

Bayesian model class selection is particularly useful for regression problems since the regression formula order is difficult to be determined solely by physics due to its empirical nature.

The independent variables were measured only once that why the time order was difficult to prove.