Sentence examples similar to placed difficult from inspiring English sources

As part of this, the transparency movement has grown up from a check-the-box attitude, where officials placed difficult-to-read-and-use information on the Internet, to one that provides real-time and often machine-readable data online.

Nevertheless, the paucity of natural ingredients necessarily would have placed difficult-to-overcome limits on the existence of life at the surface of Mars, especially after the Noachian/Early Hesperian period [although there has been a suggestion that its surface may have been oxidizing, Tuff et al. (2013)].

But really Caracas is just poor and desperate, a beautiful woman placed in difficult circumstances.

Emilie was placed in difficult circumstances when her partner abandoned her shortly after her pregnancy was revealed.

Be neutral when placed in difficult predicaments.

It is also that a large, transient population makes the place difficult to run.

"The battle for homeland security," Mr. Hawkins said, "begins in places difficult to pronounce".

"We are lucky we live in such a remote place, difficult to find unless you know the tracks.

Indeed, its agglomeration of peoples and faiths is one reason Iraq is considered a fractious place, difficult to govern.

On a recent afternoon, he was napping on the edge of a cool pond (a drought has made cool, wet places difficult to find).

These yeasts usually predominate in soft drinks factories and are typically found on technological surfaces in places difficult to clean and disinfect [ 75, 85].