Sentence examples for difficult to build up from inspiring English sources

He adds "it's difficult to build up a corpus and IT companies don't like building corpus because they focus on technology".

It can be difficult to build up experience of different equipment.

It is not difficult to build up an inventory of the case against him.

But they said it would be extremely difficult to build up networks of doctors and hospitals covering entire states or regions, as envisioned in the the new law.

If they don't know when films are going to be on it is very difficult to build up repeat business".

After Middlesex's declaration, Surrey found it difficult to build up any real partnerships, with Amla being their most potent force.

If you feel like these new kart racing methods are difficult, try to build up slowly or you might push yourself too hard.

They are both considered to be strong leaders and allies for the necessary but difficult effort to build up and strengthen the army and to clean up the highly corrupt police.

The Hawaiian volcanoes, as well as Etna, have relatively runny magma, making it more difficult for pressure to build up.

However, due to the complex nature of fuel characteristic a fuel map is considered one of the most difficult thematic layers to build up.

An open and transparent discussion of difficult choices is necessary to build up political consensus for the hard decisions we all face in the 21st century.