Sentence examples for simultaneously difficult from inspiring English sources
The phrase "simultaneously difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or task that presents multiple challenges at the same time. Example: "The project was simultaneously difficult and rewarding, pushing the team to their limits while also fostering growth."
The 12 months since that first appointment have been simultaneously difficult, breathtakingly empowering and quite simply, transformational.
It's not just the film's complete avoidance of special pleading and sentimentality, nor the concentration camp setting that makes "Son of Saul" simultaneously difficult to watch and impossible to turn away from.
Systematic investigation of the above three factors simultaneously is difficult.
However, displaying several traffic videos simultaneously was difficult due to heavy transmission load.
The design of mobile networks is a complex process, which requires solving simultaneously many difficult combinatorial optimization problems.
However, since Erlenmeyer flasks (with culture plugs) containing culture broth are rotated at a high speed, monitoring multiple culture factors in both the headspace and culture broth simultaneously is difficult.
Designing a network of instrumental monitoring to obtain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) concentration data at many sampling sites simultaneously is difficult due to the high cost of equipment and the problem of identifying suitable sites for installation.
Although celltrapping devices have been microfabricated and widely used for manipulation of bio cells, devices that trap multiple cells simultaneously are difficult to design because fabrication is complicated and time consuming.
Unfortunately, eliminating both sources of bias simultaneously is difficult, if not impossible.
Within this stepwise teaching approach managing the consultation skills simultaneously remains difficult, because students set high standards for themselves with the risk of feeling overloaded.
He said technical issues and the question of whether to hold presidential and legislative polls simultaneously made it difficult to envision they would occur as expected.
