Sentence examples for be difficult to recruit from inspiring English sources
Obese women planning pregnancy, especially nulliparous, proved to be difficult to recruit, despite extensive and repeated recruitment efforts and a long recruitment time.
At first we were concerned that it would be difficult to recruit mentors because of the extra workload.
"Persuading Big Business to Help Look for a SARS Vaccine" (news article, April 16) suggests that it may be difficult to recruit pharmaceutical research companies to address severe acute respiratory syndrome.
"I think it would be difficult to recruit from the outside a real power chief executive who wants to take a back seat to Gary Winnick," Ms. Kulick added.
As a result, a further squeeze on pay – as envisaged by the Chancellor, George Osborne – would mean it would be "difficult to recruit top candidates", according to Mr Schleicher.
As a result, a further squeeze on pay - as envisaged by Chancellor George Osborne - would, according to Mr Schleicher, would mean "it is going to be difficult to recruit top candidates".
Mr. Preng said that it was difficult to recruit managers from other industries.
Because the group was suspended this fall, it was difficult to recruit new members.
It was difficult to recruit staff members who would accept a salary and the Mayo's collaborative way of practicing.
Subjects are difficult to recruit, hard to motivate (often requiring some kind of financial reward ) and the entire process is expensive and time consuming.
