Sentence examples for perceived difficult from inspiring English sources

"Whether it's perceived difficult or easy, it doesn't really matter," Foudy said.

Respondents receive an overview of their perceived difficult situations and their plans in order to facilitate remembering these.

The first question asked participants to give reasons why neurology was perceived difficult and second question asked the students to proffer probable solutions.

This solution was developed because with the current experience it was perceived difficult to predict how many and which unsolicited findings could be expected, making it impossible to inform the patient about this.

The four-page advice report contained detailed advice on quitting tailored to 25 items from the programme's 30-item questionnaire including: smoking habits and history; motivation and determination to quit; reasons for quitting; dependence; self-image; pros and cons of quitting; perceived difficult situations; children; living with other smokers; social support; and current health problems.

Without being aware that most surgeons request a preoperative consultation for a specific question or perceived difficult case or whether they want the internist to discuss risk with the patient and actively manage their medications the internist may perform a completely different aspect of care with the patient.

Old music for us is vintage Beatles, and classical music is perceived as "difficult" and unapproachable.

Female workers who succeed are perceived as difficult, aggressive and tough to work with, while successful men see the opposite.

I think he couldn't have perceived how difficult that sometimes was, because I had to lead my own life and make my own mistakes.

These individuals are not always tactful or diplomatic, and can be perceived as "difficult" but they are powerful and committed – to their fellow users, not just themselves – and it would be a great loss if they were deemed unsuitable.

The announcement should be received well as a deal like this has been perceived as difficult to execute due to the geographic spread of the assets and the requirement to try and align eleven different governments.