Sentence examples for be difficult to complete from inspiring English sources

"We continue to believe that the capital increase will be difficult to complete successfully".

But college admissions officials said it could be difficult to complete an application in the middle of a year off.

Any proportional system (single transferable vote, alternative vote plus) will require a wholesale boundary review, which will be difficult to complete in one parliament.

"I feel profound resentment and am speechless when I think of what happened to the victim of this despicable crime," he told a joint news conference, adding that he had warned Obama that the planned realignment of US forces on Okinawa would be difficult to complete without the trust of the island's residents.

Events can be difficult to complete, with 28 horses - one third of the field - failing to do so at Badminton.

Even when the final project numbers end up very close to the predicted numbers, it will be difficult to complete the feedback loop and positively reinforce the algorithm.

WHY have rescue efforts been difficult to complete?

The trade was difficult to complete after Mavericks forward Devean George refused to be included, and its status seemed to change by the hour.

Mr. O'Shaughnessy wrote that such mergers were difficult to complete, and that potential buyers and sellers were more likely to be patient before leaping into another round of consolidation.

The employees were not told why they had been returned to the pre-Internet age, creating what one Treasury Board employee earlier called a "weird" situation in which it was difficult to complete work.

That workout, bluntly known as Murph, is as simple to explain as it was difficult to complete: a one-mile run followed by 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups and 300 squats, followed by another mile — all for time.