Sentence examples for difficult to achieve an from inspiring English sources

Because it is often difficult to achieve an adequate pretreatment goal with clopidogrel in clinical practice, more rapid achievement of platelet P2Y12 inhibition may improve patient outcomes.

With so many global players in so many places, it is more difficult to achieve an agreement -- and make it stick.

It's fairly difficult to achieve an effect of coziness in such vast, echoing spaces, although we were given a glimpse of the Presidential slippers under the Presidential bed.

However, it is difficult to achieve an ultraprecise mirrored surface with the turning process due to the hard and brittle nature of those materials.

Findings from the report by Professor Peter Turnbull and Dr Victoria Wass showed that: "Female inspectors in general and part-time female inspectors in particular, find it particularly difficult to achieve an appropriate work-life balance within the inspecting ranks".

It would be very difficult to achieve an effective ban across all sports but it would be wrong to suspend Zimbabwe Cricket when, for example, the country's athletes can compete at the Olym pics this summer.

John Swinney is finding it difficult to achieve a distinctive image.

It can be difficult to achieve a good result on tiles or melamine.

This vibration makes it difficult to achieve a quick response of speed and disturbance rejection.

It is often difficult to achieve a satisfactory balance of compliance and biocompatibility simultaneously in a pure elastomeric material.

Sharon Maurer, president of Community School Board 26, said it would be difficult to achieve "a unified vision" for a three-school campus involving three jurisdictions.