Sentence examples for difficult to facilitate from inspiring English sources
It is also more difficult to facilitate, measure, and publicize absence than it is to celebrate presence, the way one does at a march.
The issue is that it is difficult to facilitate partnerships with all related apps.
They can't A/B test different prices for the same item, because that's not fair and logistically difficult to facilitate.
Further, the authors also acknowledge that the use of a face-to-face method (whilst difficult to facilitate) may have elicited different results to those seen here.
Students working in group educational settings are not uncommon in higher education, though activities with large teams (more than 8 or 10 students) are rarer, as they are structurally and logistically more difficult to facilitate.
Furthermore, it is difficult to facilitate poverty alleviation and eradication when the pastoral communities themselves are economically isolated from large urban markets due to logistical and transport costs (Chadwick et al. 2008), as experienced by some households in Kgalagadi South.
We developed an efficient and universal method for generating surrogate or therapeutic antibodies against "difficult antigens" to facilitate the development of therapeutic antibodies.
During LMD due to the absence of cover slip over the tissue section visualisation of the morphology of the tissue becomes difficult therefore to facilitate identification of the morphology the tissue sections needs to be stained this can affect RNA viability.
It is obvious that the accumulation of interstitial atoms (presumably carbon) on the coarse-grained boundaries at the selected tempering temperature makes it difficult to slide, facilitating the cracks and brittle fracture appearance.
The U.S. government has a complex relationship with Qatar, which has often been willing to facilitate difficult diplomatic maneuvers.
This would ordinarily be the stage of a parliament for pushing ahead with the most difficult choices, but legislation to facilitate various service cuts and a mooted scrap with the House of Lords over its delaying powers appear to have been postponed.
