Sentence examples for difficult to cover in from inspiring English sources

"The political aspects are more difficult to cover in three paragraphs," said General Dailey, a retired Marine pilot.

And, let's face it, soccer is not as popular in the United States as some of the other Olympic sports such as track and field and gymnastics". Ruhe said another problem was that soccer is difficult to cover in fragments.

Figure  1 lists 80 QOL issues that would be difficult to cover in 2 sides of A4 (the maximum acceptable length identified here).

So it's very difficult to cover everyone in front of the net.

I often find it difficult to cover events in eastern Sudan because of security restrictions imposed by the authorities on the work of the press, as well as the classification of some areas as military zones and areas of emergency that can not be entered.

It's such a wide-ranging topic it's difficult to cover it all in one program.

Such a system should be achieved by integrating different disciplines, since it is difficult to cover all areas in information science and technology by only one person or group.

Given the breadth of human brain mapping techniques available in neuroscience research, it is difficult to cover each of these approaches in one journal issue.

When I was considering what I was going to talk about today, I was thinking about how it would be very difficult to cover all the new programs in this conversation.

In a world which is becoming ever more challenging and difficult to cover, it is essential that we in traditional media organisations do not succumb to fear and cave in.

It is so difficult to cover the cost of good childcare in so many jobs.