Sentence examples for be difficult to quickly from inspiring English sources
Some analysts think that it will be difficult to quickly rebuild inventories.
if its true friends can work to ensure it does not slide down a path from which it will be difficult to quickly recover.
So if a buyer is ready to commit to an apartment but is ultimately rebuffed, it can be difficult to quickly put the old flame firmly in the past.
Mr. O'Neill's aides have said that it would be difficult to quickly unwind a position of that size without damaging the stock price, an argument that some financial analysts reject.
But it's going to be difficult to quickly integrate additional supplementary material in a way that doesn't feel tacked on.
Timothy Jannik of SRNL, who specializes in risk modeling, says that because Japan is still beset with earthquake and tsunami damage, it will be difficult to quickly and accurately take current samples of any potential radiation across the country's many ecosystems.
The prediction is of particular importance for pregnant cows in extensive grazing areas where, because of the territorial extension, it is difficult to quickly intervene when needed.
Bartelstein added that the Jets were so busy with other business, perhaps the pursuit of Nnamdi Asomugha, that it was difficult to quickly reach a deal for Smith.
It is difficult to quickly tabulate exactly how she spent her money, because Senate candidates file their fund-raising reports on paper, instead of electronically, as House candidates do.
Now, the majority of crossers are Central American families or unaccompanied minors who are difficult to quickly remove because of federal laws prohibiting the swift deportation of unaccompanied minors from countries other than Mexico and legal limits on how long children can be detained with their parents.
