Sentence examples for be difficult to integrate from inspiring English sources

Spatial data and analysis can help with integration; however, social science data can be difficult to integrate into spatial modeling and analysis.

They would be difficult to integrate into other instruction.

Addressing these thematic areas requires innovation, which can be difficult to integrate with traditional management tools.

Poland declined, saying that because there were so few Muslims in the country, it would be difficult to integrate former detainees into society.

The sale was especially unusual because the Chinese missile defense system, known as the HQ-9, would be difficult to integrate with existing NATO equipment.

Maltese Cross, or Jerusalem Cross (S. chalcedonica), has flowers of such a bright scarlet that they can be difficult to integrate into border plantings.

Because the acquisition was difficult to integrate, the company missed its earnings projections in 1999.

The trouble with ecstasy, of course, is that it is difficult to integrate with daily life.

But they are not widely used, partly because doctors are unwilling to be bossed around by a computer in the corner, but also because they have been difficult to integrate into medical practice.

A further problem is that it is uneconomic to provide government services in these areas for the remainder of the population who are not employed by the major local employer and is difficult to integrate employers' services with government services.

At the moment, for example, it is difficult to integrate the complex high-frequency radio circuitry of a mobile phone with the digital computing circuitry that handles the rest of its functions.