Sentences with phrase «difficult point»

«One of the most difficult points for anyone starting out in the field is getting hold of well - characterized cells,» he says.

Being a teenager is one of the most difficult points in any person's life.

They have experienced more trials and difficult points in their life and can parent with more empathy often towards their children.

Second person is one of the most difficult point of view to use, but in specific situations, it is vital.

The most difficult point to achieve in my opinion is number 8, because this so called trading «gut» is difficult to develop.

Brown's resignation was one supposedly rather more difficult point, which was immediately offered, and then publicly made by agreement / request.

«We have reached an extremely difficult point where at the moment there is absolutely no sign of the Government being prepared to really take a step back on some of the changes that they are preparing to force through which are very, very damaging to millions of public sector workers,» Mr Barber said.

Provides students with interactive grammar exercises that help students master difficult points in English grammar.

«Puts difficult points across simply and powerfully.»

I would get the By Grace Alone necklace, and I would get a custom sign with a quote from Donald Miller that a dear friend gave me at a really difficult point in my life.

He is often instructed in matters involving new or difficult points of law, arising out of the EU VAT Directives or construction of UK legislation.

My only point is that I would almost rather have a coach that isn't as tested, with a good track record as an assistant or an AHL coach and a affable demeanor; than to go with a retread coach, with a history of an abrasive personality, that seems to wear down his team when it gets to the most difficult point in the process.

The more difficult point is that raised by David Davis and Jack Straw.

While it might be one of the most difficult points of their careers, it is imperative that they ensure that the basis surrounding their departure is accurately reflected on their U5.

It seems like our world is at a difficult point right now, and it doesn't feel right to only post the happy.

Since he was part of the Brownite team who were in charge when it all went wrong — to put it as neutrally as possible — it is hard for you to claim Labour have learned the right lessons and moved on while he remains Shadow Chancellor (a difficult point for you to make, obviously).

Even though, in the decision making process to actually change the legal situation the difficult point was that nobody could really offer an even nearly equal alternative to copyright owners.

Thus the difficult point was to weigh the interests of copyright owners, who occasionally spend hundreds of millions (as in the case of Hollywood movies) to create their works, and who have a right for setting the price of the products of these investments as well as a legal right that that right is enforced by the state.

It is Tessa Jowell who appears, bearing home - grown apples from her Warwickshire garden for the Campbell household, to find Al at «quite a difficult point in quite an important meeting» with John Prescott about Clause Four.

The return to Italy still represents the most difficult point in the career of many expatriated Italian researchers.

The crush of people was so great that at a difficult point on the summit ridge where 40 years ago Sir Edmund Hillary had used all his legendary strength and skill to continue (a place still known as the -LSB-...]

But sometimes it can be hard to feel gratitude, especially if you're struggling through a difficult point in your research or experiencing other career challenges.

Stretch Walk Pushup — Stretch Walk Pushup is similar to Stretch Pushup yet it is not as difficult because you are transitioning in and out of the difficult point of the exercise.

I think he would have been a good person to know if you needed some difficult point explained — he wasn't patronizing, and was impatient only if you appeared not to be trying hard enough to understand what he was saying.

But in this case, the teachers and the mentors must be quite helpful for people, as they can explain the task to students and show all the necessary and difficult points to consider.

There are two difficult points.

That's a difficult point to defend.

The upgrades found in the levels only increase your swords abilities and defence, so the game never gets to a difficult point from the off.

In Reply to comment 9: «A difficult point for me is: in what way can we partly attribute all phenomena (even a local cooling) to AGW...?»

«Faced with a difficult point of statutory interpretation and conflicting judicial authority, the Tribunal adopted a dictionary meaning of «expenses» and articulated what it considered to be a beneficial policy outcome rather than engage in an interpretative process taking account of the text, context and purpose of the provisions in issue.»

Strengths Clients appreciate the team's ability to sum up difficult points.

Just as law professors are heard to complain that the parties have settled some case that would have been a great precedent on a difficult point of law, so too parties settle or drop lawsuits that may at one time have represented an important concern of theirs.

He reflected this happened «because when I was drafting the memo and got stuck on how to approach one difficult point, I met briefly with the partner to discuss the issue and get further clarification.»

I'm recommending this book to my daughter who is just starting a job hunt, and to anyone else at that difficult point in life.

Some times it is in our confusion and life's difficult points that we can not see which tools we need to utilize in order to have the peace and joy we strive for.

In other situations, one or both spouses may be at a difficult point in their marriage that is causing them to be unsure about the next step.