Sentence examples for difficult to begin from inspiring English sources

However, it is often difficult to begin clinical trials without some reimbursement for the treatment that is being studied.

Morrison's is noisy enough that conversation is difficult to begin with; it is absolutely impossible on a Tuesday.

Renewed attacks, in turn, would make it more difficult to begin sending home large numbers of American troops.

It's difficult to begin writing about mental health issues without immediately disengaging one or more sections of potential readership.

However, the US has said it is difficult to begin meaningful discussions until the UK is out of the EU.

The current oversight arm responsible for investigating campaign finance irregularities, the Board of Elections, would be freed from restrictions that make it difficult to begin an investigation.

Unfortunately, parents and grandparents often do put it off because it is one of the most difficult conversations to begin.

—KBG, Tarrytown, N.Y. A. After spending a lifetime building up your assets, it can be a very difficult transition to begin to spend those assets in retirement.

To the Editor: The behavior of the Roman Catholic hierarchy disappoints me on so many fronts that it would be difficult even to begin cataloging those disappointments.

More difficult still to begin an exposé of a wrongdoing without the urge to rush it out to publication before the public's memory of it fuzzes into indifference.

He's trying to keep the novel he's writing at the moment, a biography of an old man's left foot, along more conventional lines, but finds it very difficult just to begin at the beginning.