Sentence examples for difficult to craft from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to craft meaningful policy without accurate numbers.

CRIME novels are among the easiest and most difficult to craft.

These almost endless possibilities make it difficult to craft in advance and follow a particular strategy.

The shadowy nature of Boko Haram as well as its resilience made it difficult to craft an effective strategy to end the group's campaign of terror.

Anderson said it was "very difficult to craft a law that can clearly distinguish people who are dangerous from people who are simply revolting".

Both Simmons and Robinson agree that it's difficult to craft a statement if you're unsure what area of engineering you want to study.

We find that in general the world's trading system makes it much more difficult for nations to craft strategic trade and industrial policies for growth and development.

Without the change, Risen wrote in his 2014 book Pay Any Price, it was likely that psychologists would have "taken the view that they were prevented by their own professional standards from involvement" in interrogations, making it "far more difficult for the Justice Department to craft opinions that provided the legal approvals needed for the CIA to go ahead with the interrogation tactics".

Watching Ortiz, Bryant and the scores of others who will fade from the spotlight this coming year should remind us how difficult it can be to craft a new identity and leave the old one behind.

The Bush Administration, probably as a result of its own experience, is now trying to craft rules that are as difficult as possible to reverse.

"On the other hand, you can imagine advertisers using it to craft marketing messages that are difficult for you to resist".