Sentence examples for challenging to make a from inspiring English sources

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It is challenging to make a prompt decision to devolve considerable resources and implement ECPR on the basis of incomplete medical information in sudden cardiac arrest occurring out-of-hospital or shortly after arrival at the emergency department (ED).

Central to this study's findings is that it is challenging to make a PD diagnosis in the setting of active drug or alcohol use, but all of the study participants had been incarcerated for approximately 7 months and expect for unusual conditions, free from alcohol or drugs.

It's more challenging to make a deal and explain it to our shareholders".

Moreover, the fact that my patients would not be able to speak would make it more challenging to make a diagnosis and offer treatment.

If you have many years until retirement, it is more challenging to make a realistic projection, as assumptions must be made about how much you will earn over the years and your tax rate for those future years.

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It will prove challenging to make an enforceable regulatory crossover to the abstract and behavior-driven nature of cybersecurity.

Here William Hardie, car bloke Ant Anstead and Clemency Green are challenged to make a dog bed, a garden bench and a hand-sewn leather satchel.

In the first episode, they were challenged to make a sandwich cake, an angel food cake and a chocolate cake.

But we are challenged to make a breakthrough.

I also loved the concept of the show - a person is challenged to make a really big decision.

"The Apprentice" Gets Artsy: This week on "The Celebrity Apprentice," contestants were challenged to make a 3D work of art.

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