Sentence examples for some difficult to from inspiring English sources

"We had some difficult to read it, but to our relief we have succeeded in extracting an information file, an audio file, that we can use.

You could create some global variables or config values for the name of the fields but you still need to update these and it might make for some difficult to maintain and ugly-looking code.

Another is a hint of tedium that comes from lyrics (some difficult to follow in spite of generally excellent diction by the performers) that explore, almost exclusively, the courting rituals of hot-to-trot men and eager women, served with an incessant up-tempo, "The Joint Is Jumpin' " stride beat.

The problems began on 9 May, when Facebook amended its initial public offering (IPO) prospectus with a short and, for some, difficult to interpret reference to the fact that while its usage on mobile phones was growing exponentially, the company was finding it harder to sell advertising on its mobile website than on "desktop" pages.

We tried to filter some difficult to filter materials such as sericite, hydrolyzed cellulose, pulp wastewater and algal suspension.

Leaving some difficult to classify countries (Australia, Israel, Bulgaria, Slovakia and Luxembourg) aside, all the countries in the lower half are dominated by enterprise bargaining.

Yet even this, said McInerney, may be difficult to digest as working out some difficult-to-establish figures will make the process "fiendishly complicated".

The FA Cup final was the pinnacle for most players, up until some difficult-to-pinpoint point in the 1960s or 1970s.

Furthermore, in some difficult-to-define way, Faye Dunaway as Bonnie doesn't keep her distance — that is to say, an actor's distance — either from the role or from the audience.

There are some difficult-to-like aspects of Lindsey Buckingham's work, and he was daring enough to put the most difficult-to-like one up front in his show at Town Hall on Tuesday.

No programme note about a Wagner performance is complete without an analysis of the question of whether he was anti-semitic (yes, undoubtedly), an influence on Hitler (yes, probably, in some difficult-to-define way), and thus a Nazi (absolutely not).