Sentence examples for and difficult to communicate from inspiring English sources

Public campaigns for climate action and most political party agendas have focused on a carbon price, which remains unpopular and difficult to communicate.

There is there an 'expert to non-expert' interaction, with little likelihood of shared knowledge between participants, as well as a situation where the unshared knowledge is highly technical and difficult to communicate verbally or with traditional media.

Disadvantage items most likely to elicit agreement were: "patients often have limited knowledge of family history" (mean score of 2.5 on the 1-4 scaless "less important than other office visit tasks" (mean = 2.2); "difficult to interpret risk based on family history" (2.0); and "difficult to communicate risk based on family history" (1.9).

"They seem to be about disjointed relationships, where people are trying to communicate and it's becoming more and more difficult to communicate what used to be taken almost for granted.

However, the assessment of risk and the value of potential benefits are not usually made explicit and are difficult to communicate.

This created problems when the studio lights were low, and the engineers were unable to see him, making his visual cues and prompts difficult to communicate.

Thus, the difficulty in building understanding of climate change lies in the fact that many climate change-related events such as natural disasters or disease outbreaks cannot be directly attributed to climate change making it less intuitive and thus difficult to communicate.

First, mixed strategies tailored to individuals' clinical characteristics and values are difficult to communicate and implement in public health practice.

Tacit knowledge can be described as knowledge that is acquired through practice and experience and can be difficult to communicate (sometimes referred to as "know-how"), while explicit knowledge is often more formal, codified in writing and seen to be easier to communicate [ 3, 18].

Preliminary (unpublished) pilot work by the authors in 2008 suggested that radical endgame solutions are poorly understood by the public, media and policy makers, and may be difficult to communicate.

Some of the novel's mysteries and motives are difficult to communicate onscreen: why, for example, after Mrs. Wilcox's death, Margaret and Mr. Wilcox fall in love.