Sentence examples for difficult to combine with from inspiring English sources

Hours could be difficult to combine with his duties in the House of Lords.

However, such alternative techniques are difficult to combine with postings list compression of the sort discussed in Chapter 5.

Maybe because it's very difficult to combine with a family – you need to be able to travel at short notice.

Straight-up agave nectar has been gaining in popularity as a sweetener, but in drinks, its viscosity can sometimes make it difficult to combine with other ingredients.

Keeping rival fans apart in big cities, and stopping thugs getting to international games, is difficult to combine with a respect for basic civil liberties.

Interviewed by the Guardian's Mark Lawson, she said female directors struggled because the "demanding" profession was "difficult to combine with a family life", in comments first reported by the BBC.

The various authorities could make it difficult to combine drugs with doing the things that we want to do.

It's difficult to combine parody with a consistent narrative voice that actually has something to say, and I'm not sure I did it successfully all the time.

However, one presentation stated that the success of this technique was "negligible" because the NSA has "access to very few nodes" and that it is "difficult to combine meaningfully with passive Sigint".

Although InAs/InP QDs can emit single photons in a 1.55-μm wavelength range [10, 11], it is difficult to combine them with a high-Q DBR cavity.

The distribution of respondents in terms of their perceived behavioural control showed that slightly above half of the sample (53%) find it difficult to combine entrepreneurship with academics.