Sentence examples for very difficult to express from inspiring English sources

Unlike an IPv4 numeric address, an IPv6 numeric address is very difficult to express with regular expression; it can have 0 to 32 hexadecimal digits (0 9 and a f), as well as 2 to 7 colons in between.

In some cases, it is very difficult to express small RNA (100 nt or less) in yeast as RNA expression from a Pol II promoter often leads to transcript polyadenylation, transport to the cytoplasm and rapid degradation.

"Genocide is very difficult to express in words.

"The feelings are very difficult to express," funny and sad in equal measure, Duka told Sergei.

It is very difficult to express feelings, one's true emotions, in an Indian family.

Some men and boys may find it very difficult to express certain emotions, defaulting to anger when they are really scared or feeling vulnerable.

The author remained with them throughout her career and the company said it was a very sad day: "It is difficult to express our profound sadness at losing PD James, one of the world's great authors.

The story that was still very tender and raw and difficult to express.

Even people who have worked in cinema for their whole lives find it difficult to express this very experiential and qualitative difference.

Very large proteins, such as sacsin, are extremely difficult to express heterologously.

"It is difficult to express.