Sentence examples for reasonably difficult to from inspiring English sources

Space the areas far apart so that there is ample hitting space and it's reasonably difficult to get a "hole-in-one".

A direct comparison to the Trauma Registry is reasonably difficult due to differing inclusion and exclusion criteria in these two registries.

This game has the potential to be reasonably difficult, especially on HHM.

Dental fear has long-term implications because it is both reasonably stable and difficult to assuage [ 2].

The in situ synthesis of SiC particles in Al melt is reasonably difficult since carbon has quite poor wettability and extremely tiny solubility in the melt.

The judgment of circle size was reasonably difficult.

Identifying explicit phylogeographical patterns and the factors underpinning genetic structure are reasonably difficult, particularly for those species inhabiting historic and dynamic regions, such as coastal sand dunes.

They report that this heuristic delivers much-improved accuracy in finding the global optimum, at no cost in speed, in two reasonably difficult optimisation scenarios, and describe bounds on the mutation function.

Trams and bus lines make getting around the city easy; taxis are reasonably affordable, if sometimes difficult to track down.

While the first two can be estimated reasonably accurately, it is difficult to be sure that all foci are detected.

While the first two can be measured reasonably accurately, it is difficult to be sure that we detect most foci.