Sentence examples for be difficult to advocate from inspiring English sources

For example, "Insufficient local resources create huge barriers to complying with the guidelines, whether it's staffing, insufficient treatment spaces etc … if the consultant doctors are not on-board with the guidelines, it can be difficult to advocate for the person's length of admission that allows them access to the duration and intensity of multidisciplinary input due to bed-pressure".

If people are not confident that budgets allocated will be properly spent, it is difficult to advocate for more resources.

It is difficult to advocate changes in other people's cultural traditions, but Sheridan said a shift in practice that would save babies' lives was not without hope.

It's difficult to advocate for something you just don't know.

Consequently, the impact of 'soft' immunotherapy is difficult to advocate in colorectal cancer.

While we concur with Liber et al., (2008) that it is important to reduce anxiety and depression in fathers so the parenting capacity will not be compromised and reduced by anxiety and depression [ 73], it is difficult to advocate for any additional resources to be allocated specifically to reduce paternal anxiety based on our results.

Because this study was small, and because children with type 1 diabetes already need to follow a careful diet, it is difficult to advocate for not confirming the diagnosis by biopsy before recommending a gluten-free diet, especially in asymptomatic children.

Virginia's four-year public and non-profit private institutions say 3-plus-1 programs will produce inferior degrees and will be difficult to implement, but advocates of the arrangement argue that the state lacks career-oriented, affordable bachelor's degree options – particularly for students who are working or otherwise place-bound.

Such discrepancies will be difficult to predict prospectively and advocate the usage of a multiple reference scoring like in the PADIF approach.

"So why would we need a new law that even its advocates accept would be difficult to enforce?

Mr. Zaremba and other ethanol advocates acknowledge that it will be difficult to persuade motorists to fill up with E15.