Sentence examples for and difficult to take from inspiring English sources

"He was very busy and difficult to take care of".

The work is ahead of its time and difficult to take in quickly; I will not hold Mr. Rockwell to his comments five or ten years hence.

But apart from the fact that nobody knows how long patients on the new drug regimens will survive before the virus finally outmutates the current armamentarium, these drugs are expensive and difficult to take.

But the tendency to create a two-tiered system is becoming disingenuous and difficult to take.

It was difficult to watch and difficult to take and I apologise to the supporters for that first half - and that's down to me.

The delay between changes associated with ENSO and the increase in the dengue incidence could be as long as several months [ 46]; (3) the effect of hurricane in dengue virus circulation is not clear and difficult to take into account in the analyses.

Revlimid, which was developed by Celgene's chemists using Thalomid as a starting point, has proved more effective and less difficult to take, and has gained an even bigger share of the market.

Future adaptive capacity, including the adaptation effects of predicted future economic growth (especially in developing countries) is highly uncertain and thus difficult to take into account in the estimates.

This is in accordance with a recent review of studies on nurses' attitudes toward patients with BPD [ 3] that reported that nurses perceive patients with BPD as dangerous, powerful, unrelenting, and more difficult to take care of.

The effect has been anesthetizing and made it difficult to take any of the day's supposed gaffes, game-changers and false umbrages seriously".

I wanted it so much and it's difficult to take.