Sentence examples for Difficult to fulfil from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to fulfil those hopes.

In addition, the different needs of different sets of road inventory users are difficult to fulfil with these schemes.

The need to maximize the performance and operational reliability of ecological continuous conveyor systems is increasing nowadays and their requirements are difficult to fulfil.

The Guardian would find it much more difficult to fulfil its mission of educating and informing if it pushes away its audience, which continues to grow.

"It's hard to explain but there's a way of life, something deep down, that makes it difficult to fulfil its potential.

As ever, the SNP is deliberately promoting demands – in this case Scotland's continued membership of the EU single market even in the event of the rest of the UK leaving – that the UK government will find difficult to fulfil.

That promise will be hard to fulfil.

That's a difficult expectation to fulfil, particularly at a festival where all comedy-watchers have infinite opportunities to experience the thrill of the new.

Bunyan has been pictured wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan "Enjoy Life" – a difficult imperative to fulfil when you're a well-travelled teenager languishing in Clitheroe.

For antibodies in particular and the IHC method in general, the evaluation of specificity has provoked numerous comments in the past with many concluding that antibody specificity is a difficult criterion to fulfil [315].

In the crucial period up to the mid-1970s, the application of the innovative techniques that made other cancers interesting to researchers, funding bodies, and companies, in clinical trials that were feasible and ethically acceptable (criteria that were difficult enough to fulfil, as we have seen), simply did not seem to make much of a difference for lung cancer patients.