Sentence examples for difficult to complete the from inspiring English sources

Second, errors in mosaicing make it difficult to complete the spherical mosaic without seams.

Because of the Fourth of July holiday, some executives and lawyers are on vacation, which has made it more difficult to complete the withdrawal agreement, the executives said.

He also acknowledged that the issue had been caught up in broader political debates that made it difficult to complete the rule.

But by the age of 30 it was difficult to complete the slalom, and I was too old to be competitive.

It might also find it difficult to complete the financing of deals it can undertake today with the funds it already has.

"People with vision impairment may find it more difficult to complete the cognitive impairment tests and… people with cognitive impairment may struggle with visual acuity tests," she wrote.

"I feel profound resentment and am speechless when I think of what happened to the victim of this despicable crime," he told a joint news conference, adding that he had warned Obama that the planned realignment of US forces on Okinawa would be difficult to complete without the trust of the island's residents.

While most of the students reacted positively to the experiences of this laboratory module, greater than 20% of the students included comments suggesting that the activities were too complex or some of the aspects of the analysis were difficult to complete during the time allotted.

The majority of respondents (47/51; 91%) selected that the survey was not difficult to complete whilst the remaining 4 (8%) respondents selected that it was a bit difficult to complete.

Subjects consistently found the HS-COPD questionnaire more difficult to complete than the other questionnaires.

The treatment course may be protracted and difficult to complete, but the result is very positive and previously treatment-refractory patients may present with significantly reduced attack frequencies and intensities after medicine review.