Sentence examples for difficult responding from inspiring English sources

A quarter of respondents thought that technical implementation would be slightly more difficult responding with option 4 – significant scientific research and significant capital investment required with deployment possible within 5 7 years (see Annex 2).

Another, an actress, hired Dr. Heller to watch her new nanny for several days to see if the child, who was considered difficult, was responding.

She had a difficult time responding.

"Brazil is, under very difficult circumstances, responding to the self-inflicted problems that we face," Sotero said.

But if it was difficult to be publicly, emotionally raw, it can be even more difficult to respond to such vulnerability in kind -- especially after years of gradually being numbed by death and grief.

Over two-thirds of respondents strongly agreed/agreed that women with PPD find it difficult to respond to their baby's cues (68.6%) with a minimal proportion indicating that they did not know (9%) (Table  2).

The majority of respondents also agreed that women with PPD find it more difficult to respond to the needs of their partner or other children (79.8%).

This makes it more difficult to respond.

"Difficult to respond to that," he admitted in his diary.

"Given the vague nature of the allegations, its difficult to respond," Ms. Drake said.

He said: "I can understand why the police find it difficult to respond.