Sentence examples for been difficult to promote from inspiring English sources
Conservation has been difficult to promote.
It's also been difficult to promote cards as unique and original".
Large-scale agricultural machinery is difficult to promote in rural areas.
Honey et al.'s (2014) review suggests that mathematics achievement is difficult to promote through STEM integration.
It's difficult to promote any product from the geographic isolation of Western Australia, let alone a service looking to compete in social bookmarking.
This typifies a changing and an opening of attitudes, although it is difficult to promote as a positive development given that it is neither from a position of power or of any significant choice.
It is difficult to promote reason when our culture is dominated by conversations in which those who can shout the loudest and have the catchiest soundbites are prized more than those with the ability to discuss an issue using the force of reason.
Failing to engage early puts scientists into a reactionary position from which it is difficult to promote change.
Due to the inherent risks of surgery and the gradual degradation of signal integrity, the invasive method is difficult to promote in clinical application.
Although SAA's strong evolutionary conservation and regulated expression implies that its function must be of significant benefit to the host, it has been difficult to explain the survival advantage of promoting cholesterol mobilization and efflux during a period of apparent decline in apoA-I-based RCT potential.
