Sentence examples for the difficult of from inspiring English sources

But we should note the difficult of the task that Heidegger has set himself.

Initially the traders made some profits, but the difficult of doing business was followed by diminishing returns.

For centuries, their contents were a mystery because of the difficult of deciphering the words, written in ink made from blackened soot, from the surrounding papyrus, which was the same colour and texture having been incinerated by the volcanic fallout.

Their reasons were entirely trivial: one cited the difficult of putting together a data set (wouldn't this have to be done anyway in order to publish a paper?); another was concerned that the data might be analyzed using invalid methods (surely a judgment for the scientific community as a whole).

It is explained by the difficult of light penetration within the composite in the deeper layers, what leads to reduction on conversion degree [24].

Due to the difficult of obtaining complete load data, we choose the daily average load of typical days in different seasons (April 18, July 26, September 12 and December 19) as a reference.

The company said the most difficult of the process was choosing the correct fabric with the proper characteristics.

"Clearly the dealing with the past part is the most difficult of the three and the most difficult to unlock.

Sharpe said he found the Rushdie the most difficult of the books to get through.

The school's website talks of the "difficult balance" of respecting all differences.

This merits a reexamination of the difficult question of what it means to be Native.