Sentence examples for difficult for officials to from inspiring English sources

It is difficult for officials to see because it is so quick.

Ordinarily it is difficult for officials to estimate the crowd size for a concert in Central Park.

At present religion is governed only by administrative regulations; such a law might make it more difficult for officials to crack down arbitrarily.

The Organisation Department's report said that in Sichuan province, for example, the increasing mobility of the population was making it more difficult for officials to sense potential trouble.

The size of the storm and the region affected made it difficult for officials to assess the full extent of the damage.

Christmas is the biggest holiday in the Philippines, which has Asia's largest Roman Catholic population, making it difficult for officials to get people's attention to heed warnings.

But how difficult is it for officials to convince politicians that this approach works?

He wants to work with Hathaway, his old MIT roommate, now a notorious hacker whom we've already seen making things difficult for officials at the prison where he's four years into a 15-year sentence.

She told the Wheel that because of this, and because AEPhi nationals were not consulted, it was difficult for sorority officials to build a case for their organization.

It is difficult for the Los Angeles Archdiocese to ignore the competition, just as it may be difficult for Catholic officials to fully understand the attraction of the evangelical movement outside the church.

Smoke and dangerous conditions for air surveillance made it difficult for fire officials to assess how far through the hills the Valley fire had burned Sunday and where it had been most destructive.