Sentence examples for designated difficult from inspiring English sources

Chim-Pom initiated the project in 2012, determined to bring art to officially designated "difficult to return" zones, where pockets of high radiation could rule out permanent resettlement for years.

Byrne said the figures also suggested that unemployed people designated as difficult to place are not being referred by the Work Programme as much as expected.

THE most surprising facet of the Hearst Tower -- and the one most difficult to see from the street -- is the atrium that has been created within the shell of the Hearst International Magazine Building, a designated landmark designed by Joseph Urban for William Randolph Hearst.

The fact that Evan, who became a master of insurance without benefit of a college degree, had been his father's designated hitter made it difficult for outsiders to evaluate his performance.

The results suggest that resource constraints, leading to a low proportion of health care workers by designated population, make more difficult the adoption of the desired practices by the professionals, especially those related to intersectoral and local community actions.

Unfortunately, ideal prospective data collection by designated study personnel proves extremely difficult in a developing country with limited resources.

Large patient numbers and limited suitable private spaces at designated facilities made it extremely difficult to provide adequate counselling and care.

Determining which studies might be designated as outliers may be difficult from the visual inspection of plots and our methods could be used to inform this common but usually informal process.

Unfortunately, the ideal prospective collection of data by designated study personnel is extremely difficult in a developing country with limited resources (both money and manpower) where the emphasis is on service delivery.

The large numbers of patients currently undertaking unit-based HD programmes in the UK means there is less and less flexibility in the way dialysis can be offered, with rigid programmes of 4 h three times a week in designated time slots that are difficult to manipulate or alter.

But flying at such high altitudes, he said, makes it very difficult to hit the designated locations on the ground.