Sentence examples for difficult to involve from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to involve citizens in discussions with experts in the field and evaluation of S&T topics.

Inspection methods are a good option when it is difficult to involve children in the evaluation process directly.

It can be difficult to involve people who don't have their own transport or access to smartphones, computers and internet; or where literacy rates are low.

However, it will be difficult to involve others, because it is more important to have patients that generate money.

It was often difficult to involve the nephrologists, who, in many centres, are in charge of the procedure.

This study covered an extended period of time, and our study group consisted of very old people, who were difficult to involve in a long running investigation.

Despite the well-known benefits of parent involvement in children's education, research clearly shows that it is difficult to effectively involve parents.

They are difficult to undertake involve piecing together particularly fragmented records and combining these data with the recent memories of the relevant health professionals.

While we created the decision aid and translated (and back-translated) it into Spanish and Chinese, we found it difficult to fully involve Cantonese-speaking patients and research staff in the process.

My sister has now become very difficult and refuses to involve my brother or me in any plans (she gets on with my younger sister).

In a meeting on Thursday with Mr. Solana, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said the Europeans' action would make it difficult for Israel to involve the European Union in the Israeli-Palestinian peace effort.