Sentence examples for difficult to appropriately from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty of those actions, Volkswagen said, made it difficult to appropriately value the deal.

Speaking to Guardian Australia, the RACP president elect, Professor Nicholas Talley, said it would be "incredibly difficult" to "appropriately and properly asses people who are coming from all sorts of other parts of the world in such a timeframe".

In view of that it is difficult to appropriately simulate all the cracks in an entire strengthened beam and consequently to carry out a parameter study, a beam segment between two major adjacent flexural cracks in a flexural-shear zone of a strengthened beam was taken as a new simple mechanical model.

However, it is difficult to appropriately control the VIS and NIR reflection spectrum simultaneously.

"It will be difficult to appropriately risk manage future products in the context of UK deployments, until Huawei's software engineering and cyber-security processes are remediated," it says.

Malformative combinations: Some patients may present several associated anomalies of mesonephric, Müllerian and/or cloacal origin [9, 54, 69] that result in very complex malformations [70, 71] with a rich chart of symptoms that may be difficult to appropriately catalogue and treat, especially if the embryology and physiopathology of the female genital tract is not taken into consideration.  .

The entrepreneur has been able to increase his residential portfolio by 250 to 750 units per year, but it is becoming increasingly difficult to find appropriately priced acquisitions.

More advanced statistical methods capture the data complexity better, but are difficult to apply appropriately and correctly by investigators who do not have advanced training in statistics.

Teachers unions are one example; a more educated workforce is needed to develop new technologies, but interests opposed to reform of America's school system make it difficult to invest appropriately in human capital.

One does have a responsibility, though, to give others the means to examine and challenge what you have done.6) To me, the most interesting question is why it is so politically difficult to sustain appropriately accommodative monetary or fiscal policy.

Myxoma in children reveals various symptoms depending on the size and location, and therefore, it is difficult to diagnose appropriately.