Sentence examples for be hard to complete from inspiring English sources
Liverpool's director of football, Damien Comolli, has claimed major talents are desperate to move to Anfield this summer but, as last year's failed pursuits of Phil Jones and Ashley Young demonstrated, deals can be hard to complete once a rival enters the fray offering Champions League football and a Premier League challenge.
There are 103 or 104 missions on SA, so it may be hard to complete it!
In a community such as Pascua Yaqui, which sits on the edge of Tucson, getting a non-Native to sit on a jury doesn't seem like a stretch, but for remote nations like the Havasupai Tribe, on the edge of the Grand Canyon, that task might be harder to complete.
When Kirkland opened its Hong Kong office in 2006, Mr. Eich says, it was hard to complete its hiring locally.
"It's hard to complete a project like this, with 3,000 workers a day all over the place, without some incident," he said.
Chicago will use running back Matt Forte and tight end Greg Olsen more often as blockers, but when two of your best receivers are trying to protect you, it is hard to complete many passes.
But since section interruption seldom happens in Shanghai URT system, it is hard to complete the empirical work.
Big data analytics Big data analytics companies are hard to complete with large analytics companies, like SAS, IBM, and TaraData.
A definitive list is hard to complete though because Lib Dems only need the support of 10% of the party's MPs to stand.
As Derek Holton points out, "if mathematics is seen as a major that is harder to complete it may also be avoided in favour of easier subjects that have similar financial rewards" ([16], pp. 9).
