Schools are resorting to kicking kids out simply because they are difficult to manage".
Changes in dropout rates attract little notice, partly because they are difficult to calculate.
Some seeds are met with a groan because they are difficult to handle.
They are expensive because they are difficult to grow, hard to find in the wild, in decline because of climate change and habitat loss, and in high demand.
The vehicle ban, which started yesterday, is on older cars with temporary black licence plates, which are often used by bombers because they are difficult to trace.
He even accepts "Flash cookies" because they help serve up more appropriate pages (and because they are difficult to block anyway).
DESPITE the rewards of busted convertibles, they are not for everyone, specialists agree, because they are difficult to analyze, illiquid and risky.
Few defense lawyers want to take capital cases, because they are difficult to prosecute and the defendants are often indigent and unable to pay their bills.
Leaving aside those who make difficult interviewees because they are difficult people, Sally Wainwright is probably the most difficult interviewee ever.
"We didn't want to risk losing track of them" because "very important pieces like this would likely have ended up abroad because they are difficult to sell in Italy," said Maj. Antonio Coppola, one of the investigators.
Other sports, such as squash, boast a large number of participants but, because they are difficult to televise, precious few non-playing fans.So, apart from cultural roots, what are the ingredients for a particular sport's success?
