Sentence examples for difficult to collect the from inspiring English sources

As mentioned above, the output beam casts a coma-like pattern making it difficult to collect the full extent of the beam without using collection optics.

CHALLENGES: It can be difficult to collect the oil in a thickness that is conducive to ignition, especially if currents make booms ineffective.

A spokesman for the Cabinet Office said the meetings would be declared "shortly", and the last two quarterly summaries of meetings had been delayed because there had been a reshuffle and it had proved difficult to collect the relevant data.

Even though they are difficult to collect – the nuts must be pried out of their prickly casings – my brother and I eagerly spent time out there gathering up the nuts knowing that the end result would far out weigh a few splinters and pricks to our fingers.

But it has proven difficult to collect the firm evidence needed to confirm the tumor-suppressor role.

Third, China having the largest population in the world and also having many sub ethnic groups makes it difficult to collect the sample representing the Chinese population.

In the available literature, the evidence is difficult to collect since the common practice is to underfeed ICU patients [ 7, 8].

Although data is difficult to collect, given the hidden nature of the issue, it's estimated that about 20 per cent of women and 5 to 10 per cent of men report being sexually abused as children.

Although data are difficult to collect, given the hidden nature of the issue, it's estimated that about 20 per cent of women and up to 10 per cent of men report being sexually abused as a child.

Spatially explicit data on human land use intensity are extremely difficult to collect over the entire expanse of the highly variable Gobi environment with its semi-nomadic human population.

In addition, the characteristics of the human body are difficult to collect, because the amplitude of sensor response is varying with human motion at different distances.