Sentence examples for be difficult to progress from inspiring English sources

"If we make the same mistakes as we did in Prague and in Minsk, it will be difficult to progress".

Not so much time off as time to move my medical career forward - it's difficult to progress when you're only working part-time.

In conversations with staff held after his appointment, Mirza discovered a strong feeling that it was difficult to progress if you don't have the right personality and working styles.

Despite the great heterogeneity of EOC, chemotherapeutic regimens containing platinum have been the standard of care for almost 40 years worldwide, and it has been difficult to progress beyond platinum-based therapy.

It will be difficult to make progress on the living wage, but current developments are encouraging and the actions suggested here are real steps towards achieving a solution.

"Until that changes, it is going to be difficult to make progress on this issue".

"It may be difficult to imagine progress in this current climate when many Israelis doubt that a willing and capable partner for peace even exists," Clinton said, neglecting to mention that Netanyahu himself is not a willing partner and has explicitly and repeatedly said that he is not open to a Palestinian state.

While it may be difficult to attribute progress for children directly to the implementation of the CRC, it is not impossible.

Without a mechanism to create and agree a baseline it will be difficult to measure progress against the calls for "more resources" and "more results" led by the United Nations Secretary General.

However, taking such a holistic approach to maternal and child health in the context of preterm birth and stillbirth risks defining the problem so broadly that it may be difficult to make progress on any particular outcome, such as increasing preterm survival.

But it will be difficult to make much progress on reconstruction if the insurgency continues at its present intensity.