Sentence examples for difficult to broach in from inspiring English sources
Foster commented that the episode deals with a political issue which is "difficult to broach in twenty minutes and is therefore reached and sewn up in a rather haphazard manner".
Thus, these issues are difficult to broach in time-pressed encounters where patients and providers may not have an established repoire.
An earlier qualitative study of QOL in people with myeloma found that patients felt that sexual function was affected my myeloma and its treatment, but both patients and staff find sex difficult to broach in typical clinical consultation [ 13].
by Anjan Sundaram July 2011; Eastern Rwanda: Twice a week, students at the Murama Child Friendly School in Rwanda's Bugesera district, participate in Life Skills Clubs, learning and discussing topics that are difficult to broach in their homes, yet are essential for their future.
Life Skills Clubs in Rwandan school promote universal values and leadership skills July 2011 - Twice a week, students at the Murama Child Friendly School in Rwanda's Bugesera district, participate in Life Skills Clubs, learning and discussing topics that are difficult to broach in their homes.
by Anjan Sundaram BUGESERA, Rwanda, 26 September 2011 – Twice a week, students at the Murama Child Friendly School, in Rwanda's Bugesera district, participate in Life Skills Clubs where they are taught to think creatively, problem-solve and build healthy relationships, while discussing topics that are often too difficult to broach in their homes.
Despite this full-on immersion, some teachers may find it difficult to broach this topic in the classroom.
Although the topic of end-of-life may seem difficult to broach, it is harder in the long run not having these conversations.
Traveling as a couple should bring you together, but sometimes differences in nationalities or salaries can be difficult to broach as news headlines discuss the U.S. travel ban.
