Sentence examples for difficult to budget from inspiring English sources

It's very difficult to budget forensic work for obvious reasons but I think it will grow.

Whether you're a fresher or a seasoned university veteran, the first term of the academic year is always difficult to budget for.

That will make it more difficult to budget, but increase your chances of getting tickets to as many events as possible.

"If you are working for an agency and you don't know if you are going to have 70 hours this week or seven hours it is very difficult to budget.

"For people who have low numeracy skills and might find it difficult to budget, the worry is it could be hard to understand which bits of the universal credit are for which bill," she continues.

The Business Travel Coalition, a consulting group for corporate travel buyers, is releasing a survey on Tuesday showing that two-thirds of business travel purchasers often feel blindsided by fees at the airport, and say that fees make it difficult to budget.

The chancellor, Harold O. Levy, contends that two-thirds of the budget is committed to contractual obligations, court decisions and government mandates, making it exceedingly difficult to absorb budget cuts.

Another chunk is taken out of demand, making it more difficult to cut budget deficits and the national debt.

But with local officials up for reelection this year, saving the bad news for after Election Day makes political sense, county legislators said, even if it makes it more difficult to find budget cuts everyone can agree on.

Non-compliant patients are normally further visited by a district mobile team, however, today, these visits are rarely conducted due to a variety of reasons ranging from difficult accessibility to budget and transportation constraints.

There is also a belief that the fluctuating nature of many mental health conditions makes it difficult to allocate budgets, though paradoxically it is this fluctuation that makes a personalised approach more appropriate.