Sentence examples for very difficult to complete from inspiring English sources

Even if that were not the case, it is very difficult to complete your six-year-old's devoirs when his devoirs is writing out in words the numbers one to 100.

He says the reactors planned by French company EDF for the UK are the "best in class" of current technology but are the same dead end: "I admire that they have the guts to carry on but these plants are over-engineered and incredibly complex and very, very difficult to complete".

One of the most difficult, best and most enjoyable acts in surfing, but often very difficult to complete due to changing variations in every different wave".

This task would be very difficult to complete by using the VLPs as the model, because VLP production are very time-consuming compared to P particles.

A measure comprising a number of items, with a variety of responses, would be very difficult to complete by telephone.

The HS-COPD was graded "very difficult" to complete by 21% of subjects compared with 3 5% of subjects for the other questionnaires.

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"It is always very difficult to ascertain complete disarmament," Mr. Fahmy said, "even more so when the rhetoric is high and the suspicions so intense.

Generally, pancreatic AVMs contain multiple feeder arteries, making it very difficult to achieve complete embolization or ligation.

Although RCT employs powerful intracanal irrigants, e. g., 6% NaOCl, to eradicate microbial infection, it is very difficult to achieve complete disinfection of the complex root canal anatomy.

One senior European oilman insists that it would be very difficult to engineer a complete shutdown of all Middle Eastern oil: "That's a bit like thinking you could shut down all North Sea production by firing SCUD missiles from Germany".