Sentence examples for rather difficult subject from inspiring English sources

It] was an attempt to take on a rather difficult subject of why men turn so readily to violence, and why we see so many examples of violence against women perpetrated by men.

This author's own contribution to our present understanding of gas-phase ion-molecule reactions and unimolecular decompositions was great, and there is no doubt he is the right person to describe this rather difficult subject.

However, remembering a pitch is rather difficult for some subjects, whereas recognition of a spatial direction is automatic.

As the rule was constructed to be rather difficult for the subjects to encode and apply, trials could be analyzed separately for behaviorally detected and undetected rule violations.

Rather than evading this difficult subject, we recommend that oncologists receive support and training in how to communicate relevant information about survival benefit to their patients.

Rather than pontificate on a difficult subject, we need to calmly consider what's best".

However, it is rather difficult to exactly identify these subjects given the large heterogeneity of perfusion values observed in the present study and in asymptomatic subjects without CAD risk factors [ 12].

Ask for help from someone who knows the subject at hand, rather than waste time with a difficult subject.

More importantly, a rather large mix of different diseases were the subject of various studies, so it is rather difficult to determine a trend except for the two categories just mentioned.

The 'agreeing' expression was rather difficult to describe verbally and, accordingly, was recognized only by four subjects.

He argued to end the system of "last in, first out" layoffs, done on the basis of seniority rather than merit, and to pay more to teachers who worked in failing schools or taught "a difficult subject".