Sentence examples for be hard to educate from inspiring English sources

Our products are unbranded and sold in hundreds of outlets so it would be hard to educate consumers about our employment practices.

Less frequent visitors, like those heading to bars and restaurants on the weekend, will be harder to educate prior to the shutdown.

Heck, it's hard to educate a child whose parents don't speak English; why don't we just shuffle them through the system?

"It's hard to educate people about because it's so complicated.

It's hard to educate a child when there are so many other things that get in the way of them paying attention".

The students who are hardest to educate are left to regular public schools, which makes comparisons between the two sectors unfair.

In the Danish healthcare system, where there is a high demand for productivity, it can be hard to find the time to educate the new generation of orthopedic specialists.

I am trying hard to educate the educators so they can educate their students, but today we simply don't have enough expertise to go around.

We're far from perfect, but we are trying hard to educate our guests and encourage an increased supply of humanely raised meat and eggs.

The 113th Congress may be coming to an end, but I'm working hard to educate my colleagues on both sides of the aisle.

Some school officials said privately that the numbers of students being compelled to attend were being kept deliberately low, because experience in other cities, like Chicago, suggests that it is hard to manage and to educate large numbers of students who have been forced to repeat grades.