Sentence examples for difficult to be involved from inspiring English sources

"You know, people maybe think that it is easier to stay away from trouble and more difficult to be involved," Ardhi, the former Air Force chief, told me.

"I would find it difficult to be involved in an effort that I think disenfranchises people from a fundamental right," he said.

"We have to be connected at a certain level," says Lee, "and without that sort of emotional connection it is very difficult to be involved and be happy with the songs, to be of the moment and actually be the song itself".

This phenomenon was due to the fact that a large number of unfilled surface sites were available for adsorption during the initial stage, and after a period of time, the outstanding unfilled surface sites were difficult to be involved due to repulsive forces between the solute molecules on the solid and bulk phases.

Overall he felt that the main characters were sidelined in the episode, and so it was difficult to be involved in what went on.

On the other hand, it was difficult to be involved in decisions regarding access, e.g., discharge from the outpatient clinic and the pulmonary ward.

Those were very difficult scenes to be involved in — there's so much conflict in them, so much pain.

He was really good with our children when they were little, but as the children got older it got more and more difficult for Tom to be involved in their lives.

The cultural beliefs regarding pregnancy therefore make it difficult for men to be involved.

It's particularly difficult if they happen to be involved with a gang member.

The physically demanding nature of unskilled labour (a hallmark of most African economies) also makes it difficult for disabled people to be involved in labour intensive activities.