Sentence examples for difficult to become integrated from inspiring English sources

In a situation where it was difficult to become integrated into the formal economy, the inhabitants were forced to seek spontaneous and creative solutions.

It was difficult to design a constitution that balanced both the democratic aspirations of a Spain that wanted to become integrated into Europe and the very influential remnants of Franco's regime.

It's difficult to become a "tier one" vendor.

Without knowledge it is so difficult to become pious!

It appears that as inter-organizational networks become more diverse their organizational structures become more difficult to integrate (Goerzen 2005).

She's disappointed by her husband's determination to become a fully integrated American.

Around the mid-20th century, films started to become slightly more integrated.

Moreover, with the advent of microarray technologies that allow the RNA output of thousands of genes to be monitored in a single experiment, it becomes increasingly more difficult to interpret and integrate thousands of output values and their changes, when the system is perturbed in multiple distinct ways.

But it often remains difficult to easily integrate environmental applications with high performance computing resources.

All of them, however, offer complementary results which, in some cases, are difficult to integrate in a conceptual model for the stream hydrological dynamics that becomes useful to assess future water resources management actions.

They would be difficult to integrate into other instruction.