Sentence examples for difficult to adopt from inspiring English sources

On another occasion and against less forgiving opposition it might have been difficult to adopt such a positive approach.

Requiring a couple to marry to become eligible for benefits could make it difficult to adopt a child from a country that doesn't recognize gay unions, for instance.

Senator Paul S. Sarbanes, the Maryland Democrat who heads the banking committee, agreed that it would be difficult to adopt significant legislation, particularly in view of the current deregulatory climate in Washington and the influence of the accounting industry.

"DfT had to respect the devolution of powers to London Underground, TfL and the mayor of London, which made it difficult to adopt a risk management strategy commensurate with the risks DfT faced," said the report.

Many cities in Latin America and China have already made the leap, although this is less true in Africa where structural bottlenecks like power shortages and IT literacy have made it more difficult to adopt the technology.

But it is particularly difficult to adopt because the Bundesbank opposes bond-buying on the ground that it blurs monetary and fiscal policy, especially in a currency union where there is no equivalent to federal American debt.

But, Mr Cowen says, this is a difficult solution to adopt in practice, not least because rampant bank failures will cause substantial pain among taxpayers at large.It's a compelling story, but Mr Cowen appears to leave one important cog in the inequality-crisis mechanism underexplored.

Shorter rotations allowed those in a difficult rotation to adopt a 'wait it out' attitude and look forward to the end.

Brushing your teeth after every meal can be tedious and a difficult habit to adopt.

However, the unique characteristic of large scale and complicated job-site layout makes it difficult to reliably adopt WSNs.

However, this method is complicated due to the weak van der Waals forces between the molecular constituents that render the nanofibers fragile, and thereby make it difficult to directly adopt the printing transfer techniques developed for large-scale transfer of inorganic nanowires [9].