Sentence examples for be difficult to aim from inspiring English sources

Some targets located on the midline may also be difficult to aim due to the lateralization of the needle guide on the ultrasound probe.

It's difficult to aim your wand, and the game controls are generally sluggish.

A Clinical Officer raised a similar concern: On the side of a clinician it is difficult to aim at treating a certain number of patients.

The 3x optical zoom is sufficient, but because the zoom switch is horizontal, it can be difficult to toggle while aiming the camera.

It can be difficult to know exactly where to aim: the red square on the backboard?

It will be difficult to achieve the aims of Natura 2000 without elements being taken up by local nature conservation plans and policy.

The booty may be difficult to value, as the pirates' aim is to extract lucrative ransoms rather than sell off the cargo directly.

If all individuals followed these rules, it would not be difficult to reach the 8020 aims.

"Without this level of general trust it would be difficult to work on realising such aims.

Therefore, it seems to be difficult to achieve all Scrum's aims for a continuous development model and dedicated long-lived teams in the context of large financial IT systems.

Herrin aims for understatement, and says that can be difficult to find.