Sentence examples for be difficult to run from inspiring English sources
It would be difficult to run a presidential race with Atlantic City doing poorly.
Unfortunately, there are a couple of events relating to security, and if they are not solved... it will be difficult to run the elections on 21 February.
The concept of the "titan jails" was considered and rejected by the last Labour government, amid concerns that they would be difficult to run fail and do little to cut reoffending.
It will be difficult to run STREON independently, they say, because it relies on NEON sites as controls.
Nowadays, the petroleum industry has had so much infrastructure that it can be difficult to run a biodiesel car regularly.
Moreover, it may be difficult to run a virtual machine that provides a network interface with high data rates to ensure the transfer of higher traffic load.
It's difficult to run many of those processes at once, with a budget that has declined significantly since 2010.
"They're difficult to run," he said, "because you only have five months, max, to make your money".
Until now, it's been difficult to run a PET scan on the brain of a rodent that hasn't been anesthetized.
Fehn was born in Kongsberg, Norway, and spent his life "trying to run away from the Nordic tradition", while admitting that "it is difficult to run away from yourself".
