Sentence examples for difficult to expand from inspiring English sources

His advisers argue that it would be difficult to expand, given the large field of candidates.

Virgin, for instance, has found it difficult to expand in big airports controlled by its rivals.

It is, Mr. Yurgens said, "ferociously difficult" to expand democracy under violent conditions.

What this cap will do is make it more difficult to expand into underserved areas or reach the poorest customers.

If prices settle below that range, many oil executives say they will find it difficult to expand production or invest in new exploration projects.

Below that level, oil executives warn that they will find it difficult to expand production or invest in new exploration projects.

Mr Bush has found it difficult, politically, to expand trade and bring illegal immigrants into legal jobs.

Development of more difficult tasks to expand the E-ADL-Test for valid measurement of deficits in ADL in mild dementia would be a meaningful extension.

It is then difficult to dynamically expand the underlying database schema if for example new causes are identified.

In Canada, tobacco-advertising rules are among the world's most restrictive and make it difficult for Rothmans to expand at home.

On health care, the administration issued guidance last month that will make it more difficult for states to expand the Children's Health Insurance Program to cover children in middle-income families.