Sentence examples for difficult to instigate from inspiring English sources
Even in schools where attendance at parents' evening is high, she says, it can be difficult to instigate meaningful discussion on topics such as curriculum changes and extra-curricular offerings.
The most important step and most difficult to instigate is that of implementing the EBIC system.
Virality is difficult to instigate, but it can be facilitated through the specific product development strategies that are outlined in the chapter.
To instigate bone formation, cells need to adhere and proliferate.
The siege in Sydney has once again raised the spectre of attacks by "lone wolves" – extremely difficult for the security agencies to stop and relatively easy to instigate and carry out.
"They are a design to instigate fantasy.
It was easy enough to instigate.
It also forbids anyone to "instigate, encourage, or condone" them.
That tells you that you have to instigate changes instantly.
Huckabee threatened to instigate impeachment proceedings if Tucker failed to step aside.
Southend Council has yet to decide whether to instigate criminal proceedings over the inspection findings.
