Sentence examples for viewed as difficult from inspiring English sources

Patients who use their positions to identify problems or to complain are commonly viewed as difficult.

Hospitals, in particular, have come under scrutiny for charges that are widely viewed as difficult to comprehend, even for experts.

"It has been a long process, but something that people have viewed as difficult — the problems in the financial markets — ended up accruing to our benefit," Mr. Wiesenthal said.

The magazine's circulation had declined by almost 40 percent in the previous four years, and he had to contend with budget cuts and a boss widely viewed as difficult (Martin Peretz, who bought The New Republic in 1974).

The use of a daily injection therapy in elderly acutely injured patients can be viewed as difficult to implement.

Poststroke fatigue has been viewed as difficult to measure adequately and is thus neglected as a consequence [ 1, 12].

"A problem that had been viewed as very difficult, where progress was slow and incremental, was all of a sudden done.

Earlier owners had unsuccessfully tried to put a racetrack and an airport on the marshy land, which many viewed as too difficult and costly to develop.

In the literature of falconry, goshawks enjoyed a ruffian's reputation and, in the words of Helen Macdonald, were viewed as "murderous, difficult to tame, sulky, fractious and foreign".

In each case the effect has been to allow me to tackle a subject widely viewed as formidably difficult with what appears, at first sight, to be ridiculous simplicity.

A revocable living trust, on the other hand, is viewed as more difficult to contest than a will, and it avoids the sometimes lengthy and expensive legal process to settle a deceased person's estate.