Sentence examples for be difficult to conduct from inspiring English sources

"We must absolutely re-establish confidence … it will be difficult to conduct these extremely important negotiations".

He conceded even if it came through it would be difficult to conduct a proper assessment given development had started.

Transgenic mice are already in widespread use, but because rodents are so different from humans, they can be difficult to conduct tests on.

Mr. Lockyer said it would be difficult to conduct an investigation without the actor's cooperation because none of the accusers had filed charges and the statute of limitations would apply.

But in defending her research, Dr. Mundinger pointed out that it would be difficult to conduct a careful, randomized study on the general population, because few people are willing to be randomly assigned to a doctor or nurse.

In addition, the use of secondary data is essential since it may be difficult to conduct a new survey to obtain data such as GDP per capita.

But such studies are difficult to conduct.

Blind experiments are difficult to conduct in education.

But the computer does not make good predictions at dangerous angles, because it is difficult to conduct test flights to gather such data.

But such surveys are difficult to conduct in India, where crowded conditions and multifamily housing make answering questions about sexual violence awkward and difficult.

This procedure is difficult to conduct.