Sentence examples for be difficult to terminate from inspiring English sources

However, lawyers said it would be difficult to terminate the Kyoto protocol because all parties have to formally agree by consensus to end it.

Since it seems that it will be difficult to terminate Blastich through the standard H.R. process, I have taken the liberty of placing a classified ad for a "Complete Psycho" in the "No Questions Asked" section of Soldier of Fortune.

Such contracts automatically renew and are difficult to terminate.

The seizures are difficult to terminate and often lead to death or irreversible central nervous system harm.

Such prematurely terminated polypeptides would be difficult to detect as discrete bands on SDS-PAGE gels because of their smaller size as well as possible heterogeneity.

Therefore, it is difficult to actively terminate therapy, even nutrient treatment, which only prolongs the life of late-stage Alzheimer's patients in Japan.

"Under plaintiffs' interpretation, it would be more difficult to terminate an individual grant than it would be to make it in the first place".

FOR women living in large swathes of the American South, it is increasingly difficult to terminate an unwanted pregnancy.

Secondly, when we minimize (14) by curve evolution with respect to for object segmentation, it is difficult to set an appropriate automatic terminate criterion based on the value of the level set function.

Once a resident has a voucher terminated, it is difficult to have it reinstated.

Due to the specificity of enzyme and the special structures of the reversible terminating nucleotides, it is difficult to get a proper polymerase to accept them with high efficiency and fidelity.