Sentence examples for unnecessarily difficult from inspiring English sources

It is just unnecessarily difficult to read and digest.

Academic writing has a reputation for being unnecessarily difficult, inaccessible, and obtuse.

"We are not far from losing that battle, and losing nuclear makes that unnecessarily difficult".

But it is unnecessarily difficult actually to see what is taking place.

Though some prioritizing efforts are under way, the process has been made unnecessarily difficult.

The result is that learning physics-based sound techniques is unnecessarily difficult for many interested students and practitioners.

Because the microdisk is circular, the photons fly off in any direction, making their detection unnecessarily difficult.

Whole language made learning to read unnecessarily difficult and robbed many people of the enjoyment of the reading experience.

Although Cain professed to have no idea about the meaning of "the postman" in his title, I believe he is being unnecessarily difficult.

And it has remained in widespread use ever since, providing a common standard between different types of computers, without which widespread computer networking would have been unnecessarily difficult.

2) Hanzi-based writing is unnecessarily difficult; the characters do not represent "ideas" but "morphemes" (small and combinable units of meaning, like the morphemes of any language).