Sentence examples for difficult to assemble a from inspiring English sources

"In short, it appears that it will be equally difficult to assemble a fair and impartial jury in any district," the lawyers wrote.

It would be difficult to assemble a stable governing majority if he limits himself to his own Likud party and other right-wing and religious groupings.

It's an even harder call than that, Dr. Friedman says, because it is so difficult to assemble a group of children in whom obesity was actually prevented.

It is not difficult to assemble a Mourinho-style starting XI from United's current squad, and it is a surprisingly exciting side – and that's without considering the assortment of new signings he has been promised.

Positions held on NYMEX, the New York commodities exchange, by investors expecting prices to rise have indeed soared (see chart).It is difficult to assemble a definitive explanation for the rally.

This partly reflects the fact that eligibility for automatic admission is not randomly assigned and also because it is difficult to assemble a dataset containing information on high school students that contains their class rank and is linked to college outcomes.

The disorganized nature of the blogosphere and the ephemeral nature of blogs makes it difficult to assemble an authoritative directory, in any case.

Finally, I find it difficult to assemble any cold spread without a plate of peppers and anchovies, probably the earliest appetizer I remember from childhood that remains in my repertory.

However, in most previous reports, the synthesized graphene-metal NP composites are powder, which is difficult to assemble into a single-layer graphene-metal NP film on insulator substrate, limiting their applications in Raman scattering [17, 27 29].

Outside the realms of randomised trials it is difficult to assemble such a group, and it is necessary to recognise limitations of different approaches.

While it is difficult to imagine how a symbiont set off this chain reaction, it probably wasn't too difficult to assemble something like a spliceosome since it is fundamentally a ribozyme, and life has had a long and successfully history finding odd jobs for catalytic RNA ("Chapter I Life's Spork").