Sentence examples for been difficult to organize from inspiring English sources
Why has it been difficult to organize workers at places like Walmart?
Freelancers traditionally have been difficult to organize, and the orchestras that employ them are often perilously financed.
It would have been difficult to organize a major exhibition of 20th-century European modern painting without loans from the Gelman collection.
The kinds of workers that "Fight for $15" was looking to mobilize most notably fast-food workers—have historically been difficult to organize, since they're younger and often don't stay in their jobs for long.
It has been difficult to organize events that offer a well-rounded One Health perspective without a local veterinary school available as a resource, although there is a joke that doctors are just veterinarians who can only treat a single species.
(Disclosure: My firm represents oil and gas companies). It would not have been difficult to organize experts in the Trump administration and GOP officials to argue that much in advance of a final decision by the president, but in typical Trump fashion, the president is ripping the Band-Aid off without much coordination inside or outside the White House.
It's difficult to organize a pub crawl.
5Critics of holacracy claim that it creates silos, does little to remove hierarchy, and is difficult to organize and maintain.
"And that is a community that is difficult to organize on the ground unless you have real support in the community".
