Sentence examples for difficult to arrange when from inspiring English sources

Appalled that direct discussion had been so difficult to arrange when the stakes were the highest, the two leaders set up a hot line to better control future crises and agreed to a nuclear test ban.

Placebo or active treatment control groups are preferable, but are difficult to arrange when there is no face to face contact with the participants.

This is tough to arrange when the number of possible combinations is so large".

Thirdly, although the NfG stipulate that drugs with only phase II studies must undergo further trials, it is difficult to arrange phase III trials when the efficacy of an authorised drug is considered well established.

For example, telephone contact was allowed for local women when face-to-face sessions were difficult to arrange and face-to-face contact was provided to rural women when they returned to hospital for follow-up care or treatment.

However, conducting an interview via phone is also acceptable when an interview proves difficult to arrange.

Affordable quality childcare is difficult to arrange in the best of circumstances, but almost impossible to find when one doesn't know how many hours – or when those hours are going to be – one is going to be working week-to-week.

It is much more difficult to arrange.

That would not be too difficult to arrange; Microsoft owns a small stake in Apple.

Resource: Peer relationship can be just as valuable as mentorships (often difficult to arrange).

When you're a teenager living in your parents' house looking online for dates, it is logistically more difficult to arrange for physical encounters, even though the possibilities widen.