Sentence examples for been difficult to run from inspiring English sources

Until now, it's been difficult to run a PET scan on the brain of a rodent that hasn't been anesthetized.

It has long been difficult to run a small business in Manhattan, but a number of struggling store owners cite high rents and their landlords' unwillingness to negotiate as the leading obstacles to their survival.

Dawn Tropeano, an administrator with the chapter, said the all-you-can-eat picnic for 800 was the group's largest fund-raiser and would have been difficult to run without the Dr. Krivosheiw's 25 volunteers.

It would be difficult to run a presidential race with Atlantic City doing poorly.

"It is difficult to run it," said Kevin Gilbride, Buffalo's offensive coordinator.

It's difficult to run many of those processes at once, with a budget that has declined significantly since 2010.

"They're difficult to run," he said, "because you only have five months, max, to make your money".

Fehn was born in Kongsberg, Norway, and spent his life "trying to run away from the Nordic tradition", while admitting that "it is difficult to run away from yourself".

Unfortunately, there are a couple of events relating to security, and if they are not solved... it will be difficult to run the elections on 21 February.

It took the association's expert panel years to come to a firm conclusion because it is difficult to run clinical studies of cardiac arrest victims.

Still, it is difficult to run a succinct offense that starts 30 feet from the basket, and that is what the American defense forced Greece to do.