Sentence examples for quite difficult for a from inspiring English sources

It is quite difficult for a single wild-type microorganism to perform several different tasks simultaneously without compromising conversion efficiency.

Generally speaking, it is quite difficult for a parent thunderstorm to produce more than one tornado within eyesight of another.

"There's a sign on the door that says, 'No jumping in the middle studio'," a Rambert insider tells me, "which is quite difficult for a dance company, really.

But Abdalla, of Griffith University, said he believed it was "quite difficult for a person of [Monis's] age and that experience to achieve hojjat al-Islam".

"So in my estimation it would be quite difficult for a purchaser to claim not to have knowledge of the deposit".

The finding is made more remarkable by other research presented at the meeting, which suggests it is quite difficult for a star to churn out earthlike planets.In this section Strategic thinking A place like home?

"Ten years ago, it was quite difficult for an actor to admit that they take care of themselves," said Valeria Manini, managing director of Bulgari Parfums.

It appears that without a "smoking gun" admission of unlawful retaliation, it will be quite difficult for an employee to have TPPA protection.

In general, this information is not considered sensitive and would be quite difficult for an adversary to use for re-identification attack purposes.

"I congratulated her, of course, but it's true that afterward, it was a shock and quite difficult for me for a while".

In reality, it is quite difficult for even an efficient police state to keep its policies a secret for long, because it needs to act to implement them and these actions reveal its intentions.