Sentence examples for difficult to host from inspiring English sources

Predictably, punk shows were made difficult to host.

"Without a good volunteer force it would be very difficult to host our events, if not impossible," she said.

First, typical web map services have to serve dynamically changing workloads, which makes it difficult to host map services on shared resources without compromising performance or wasting resources.

Are there any permitting or other issues that make New York a difficult place to host an event of this scale?

Be aware that it is difficult to be hosted by a federal agency.

Hervey argued strenuously to me this week that "the healthiest organizations are the ones that are most able to host difficult conversations".

Health and safety problems made it "very difficult" for the airport to host thousands of people at a concert, he added.

Hervey argued strenuously to me this week that "the healthiest organizations are the ones that are most able to host difficult conversations". He explained that one of the benefits of Bravely is that the platform can act as a neutral third-party.

The officials recognise that it will be difficult to persuade some countries to host regional protection areas but the plan will come with major funding from the coalition of western nations, including possibly Australia, who are taking part in the scheme.

Thus, this makes it difficult to identify host factors required to combat or control an invading pathogen (Kim et al., 2010); however, the host response to infection can be monitored through physiology and protein-orientated studies (Mowlds and Kavanagh, 2008; Mowlds et al., 2009).

But, she added, it's difficult to get host families.