Sentence examples for the difficult aspects from inspiring English sources

One of the difficult aspects of the job is to prepare the family for what is to come and to discuss what kind of life is worth living.

Theoretical and empirical justifications are given which demonstrate that the proposed method handles well the difficult aspects of this sample design.

That Whitmore could die without a single mention in the media is a commentary on a city and nation that would rather bury and forget the difficult aspects of our shared history.

He felt the impulse parents have to try to insulate their children from the difficult aspects of our society – by moving to the "right" area, choosing the "best" school, and all the rest of it – is not only doomed to fail, it also leaves young people ill equipped when they are confronted with reality.

One branch of machine learning, kernel methods, lends itself particularly well to the difficult aspects of biological data, which include high dimensionality (as in microarray measurements), representation as discrete and structured data (as in DNA or amino acid sequences), and the need to combine heterogeneous sources of information.

One of the difficult aspects of setting effective stretch goals is gaining the commitment of team members.

That all came down to location scouts that took four weeks longer than they needed to …. Wood: That's sort of the difficult aspect of it.

It was, many of the jurors told me, one of the most difficult aspects of the trial: having to face alone the weightiest decision of their lives.

When working through a piece such as this, one of the most difficult aspects is the balancing of the melody against the bass notes.

— One of the most difficult aspects of being the boss is controlling the message.

Recruits will be shown a video that highlights the more difficult aspects of the job.