Sentence examples for difficult to agree the from inspiring English sources

The governments of the world would find it difficult to agree the trigger point at which geoengineering should be deployed and the principles that should govern the deployment of different geoengineering techniques.

Phylogenetic analyses based on genes for photosynthesis as well as other markers such as rRNA and heat shock proteins are suggesting a number of alternative trajectories for the early evolution of pigment metabolism and organisation, but the widespread prevalence of horizontal gene transfer makes it difficult to agree the definitive scenario [ 13, 15].

It is usually more difficult to agree the requirement than to build the final application.

But it does get more difficult to agree on the right indicators and the definitions behind them.

"So I, for one, will find it more difficult to agree with the traditional moans and groans about the non-reliability of British-made goods.

Raters found it difficult to agree about the spectrum of patients included in a study (Item 1) and the correct application and interpretation of the test (Item 10).

Without being able to disaggregate the labour market statistics in this way, it is difficult to agree on the exact number of laboratory doctors who are practising full-time in South Africa.

It is not difficult to agree with the former governor that Britain's political class appears to have suffered "a collective nervous breakdown", but Dr King's cure is not the answer.

But Delhi may find it difficult to agree to the demand, something Ms Banerjee says India "cannot afford".

As our culture becomes more and more diverse, I fear we'll find it increasingly difficult to agree on the simplest "norms" of acceptable communication and behavior.

Such tests have proved less useful, since it can be difficult to agree on the correct response to emotional questions.