Sentence examples for difficult to be present from inspiring English sources

It seems like they are not satisfied with the nurse [refers to the new nurse], which makes it a bit difficult to be present there.

For a mother who has just given birth, and is sometimes seriously ill, not to have the opportunity to rest in a bed but to be directed to sit on a chair made it more difficult to be present: " I sat next to my child out of duty because I felt that I was really too tired, I just wanted to be in my bed, I couldn't cope".

For a chairman who shows in the stands how much he cares about West Ham, it will be "very, very difficult" not to be present.

Before you can stretch to your limits and choose what you want to do that's difficult and worthwhile, you have to be present.

Troops made it difficult for the other deputies to be present in the Sejm chambers, although a dwindling number of deputies, including Rejtan, still were present.

Furthermore, the consultation rooms are small, making it logistically difficult for more than one observer to be present.

Finally, more details on these lineages are presented in the legend of Figure 4; and the supporting data for the ancient lineages that are most difficult to be defined are presented in the Supplemental Text.

Furthermore, the waviness errors that induced by vibration, straightness, and some other ambient factors are extremely difficult to be eliminated at present [7, 8].

In order to solve the problem that the radiation characteristics of non-rotating antenna in their operative conditions is difficult to be measured, we present a measurement method based on small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) platform.

Without an informant history and follow-up it is difficult to be certain that dementia is present in hospital patients.

The attitude information of geostationary satellites is difficult to be obtained since they are presented in non-resolved images on the ground observation equipment in space object surveillance.