Sentence examples for difficult to finalize from inspiring English sources

Joint statements issued after G-20 meetings are difficult to finalize and are only as meaningful as the countries want them to be.

There is a very interesting aspect of evolutionary theory that it might be difficult to finalize the last details of the placental tree (see Song et al. 2012).

All summer, facing the deadline of a Sept. 21 board meeting, the Port Authority and Mr. Silverstein have been embrangled in difficult negotiations to finalize their April agreement.

The conflict between duty to her family and her desire to go out and experience the world complicates Jennifer's decision and makes it difficult for her to finalize her "über cool college list".

This woman stated that her initial decision was to have her breasts removed, and although she never completely changed her mind, post-operative complications from her oophorectomy created additional doubts and it became difficult for her to finalize a decision about RM.

He offered far reaching Chinese commitments to reduce carbon emissions, and also provided necessary political momentum to finalize the difficult international negotiations.

Finally, groupings were refined to finalize core-coded categories.

As momentum for the deal snowballs and pressure to finalize it under tight deadlines builds, it is very difficult for any adviser to put a stop to it.

He described Greece as being "on the razor's edge" and said attempts to finalize the details of the new debt program "were proving to be very difficult".

"But I am starting to finalize a decision".

They called him Matthew and prepared to finalize the adoption.