Sentence examples for but difficult to promote from inspiring English sources

Mechanisms for quality control and asset management are required, but difficult to promote or enforce.

But, unfortunately, promoting poetry as if it were an "easy listening" station just reinforces the idea that poetry is culturally irrelevant and has done a disservice not only to poetry deemed too controversial or difficult to promote but also to the poetry it puts forward in this way.

But more relevant than market size, the U.S. will find it increasingly difficult to promote prohibition and strict enforcement in Latin American and elsewhere when its own citizens are pioneering a new course of toleration.

It's not Adam but his boss, Merwyn, who's the subpar CEO, because Merwyn finds it difficult to promote leadership among his managers.

Conservation has been difficult to promote.

It's also been difficult to promote cards as unique and original".

The diffuse and long-term benefits also may be difficult to promote within a company.

"It is difficult to promote more cautious prescribing to the medical community because opioid manufacturers promote opioid use," he said.

"Now I find it difficult to promote my music where it would be best suited because of my history.

In today's climate, it is far more difficult to promote a black woman than her white counterpart.

Frustratingly, however, it's often difficult to promote both diversity and collective action at the same time.