Sentence examples for be hard to fully from inspiring English sources

The sheer volume of global institutional holdings can be hard to fully comprehend.

First, it will be hard to fully execute the strategy without their engagement in efficiency initiatives.

Mr. Charlesworth plans to diversify the types of men he photographs, but he admits it will be hard to fully convey the multitude of bodies and attitudes in bear culture solely through images.

Nicolelis's training strategy is less invasive but would likely be hard to fully extend to a large number of paralyzed people given the expense of the custom exoskeleton.

Radcliffe, whose time of 2 17:42 in London is now the world record time, told Runner's World  : "I think it is a decision that is going to be hard to fully enforce.

Radcliffe, whose time of 2 17:42 in London is now the world record time, told Runner's World: "I think it is a decision that is going to be hard to fully enforce.

"I think it's hard to fully describe the struggles that I went through," she said.

The speed the runners are moving at is hard to fully appreciate.

It's hard to fully take someone seriously in each medium.

That's hard to fully achieve for every gadget, even in the West.

"It's hard to fully digest," Mr. Albright said when contacted by a reporter with these details.