Sentence examples for was deemed difficult from inspiring English sources

I was deemed difficult to deal with and I blame my behavioural problems on the measles jab.

Moving to a new stadium had been mooted by previous administrations because it was deemed difficult to expand at the present location near the city centre.

It was deemed difficult to interpret the end result of the MCDA Core Model.

It was deemed difficult to do accurately, and, in addition, specific numbers could imply precise prognosis.

However, estimating the effect of climate change on pollutant concentrations, and speed of changes, was deemed difficult.

Recommendation 2 was deemed difficult to apply because of lack of time and this concern was especially reported by doctors in the UK.

NK: [laughs] No, my personality does well with people who are deemed difficult.

This type of bridges is relatively new in the United States and their performance evaluation is deemed difficult.

Elderly residents who are deemed difficult or require extra assistance — and who may cost more over all — are more frequently discharged as well, advocates said.

There were 2,343 patients who received advanced airway management of which 93 (4.0%) were deemed difficult.

Ninety-three (4.0%) of these were deemed difficult intubations, seven (0.3%) of which were failed airways.