Sentence examples for be difficult to formulate from inspiring English sources

Without support from top management, it will be difficult to formulate and implement market orientation and corporate social responsibility programmes.

Biologics can be difficult to formulate for subcutaneous or intramuscular delivery as this typically involves injection of small volumes of highly concentrated drug solutions through needles with narrow apertures (needles used for subcutaneous often have an aperture of 0.5 inches whilst needles with 1-2 inch gauges are used for intramuscular delivery).

This proposal would be difficult to formulate as a rule, without raising difficult questions.

It may be difficult to formulate just how many keyboards, screens and trackpads led up to the ability to command a device by simply swiping your fingers against its glass, but taking a look at just a few of MAL's contents should give you a bit of visual context.

A statistically more accurate model could be derived by assuming each replicate to follow an independent GP, but this would require different kind of constraints to differentiate between selection and drift, which may be difficult to formulate for multiple interacting SNPs.

β-carotene was used as a poorly water-soluble model substance that is difficult to formulate with conventional solid dispersion formulations.

Intelligibility varies so much with the speaker and the hearer, however, that it is difficult to formulate firm criteria on that basis.

It did not take Arthur long to discover that it is difficult to formulate a useful model in conventional mathematical terms.

Most invitees understand that guest lists are difficult to formulate, and that budgets, venues and large families can force tough choices.

It is difficult to formulate a distinct definition for each of these terms, because their use largely overlaps in the literature despite individual preferences.

But it is difficult to formulate the reductionist claim precisely.