Sentence examples for be difficult to erect from inspiring English sources
This second barrier will be difficult to erect, given the teacher shortages in many areas.
Three and 4 g further increase this sensation, and movement of the extremities becomes difficult; unless the trunk and head are supported, it may be difficult to keep them erect.
These genocidal practices might be difficult to compare, but considering how contemporary society erects multiple monuments, concrete and abstract, to histories of violence signals the need to have communal memory sites.
They would be difficult to see, and would be shorter than the poles themselves, said Robert G. Sugarman, the lawyer for the East End Eruv Association, which wants to erect it.
Monuments can be built quickly and are difficult to change once erected.
However, the relationship between stance and stability is still not completely understood, so it's difficult to say exactly what advantages an erect stance has.
If anyone can define reality in non-physical, non-linear terms, freed from all boundaries and yet capable of erecting the incredibly organized cosmos, it's difficult to imagine how mind isn't the answer.
It's hard to erect rules to last forever.
This collection of challenges had to be taken on to erect a spectacular tourbillon carriage.
