Sentence examples for difficult to lead and from inspiring English sources

I think it's going to be very, very difficult to lead and govern".

Hutton also found some of the professionals in the team to be difficult to lead, particularly Godfrey Evans, and Fred Trueman.

I would definitely recommend it, though it is difficult to lead a normal life and have children, and so on.

(P17) Agreement on understanding a disease is worse in patients who are difficult to lead and/or functionally impaired.

"She had the difficult task to lead and to restructure [Channel] 5 through the midst of the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, before RTL Group sold the channel in 2010".

This divisiveness makes it difficult for America to lead and come to clear consensus on how to use our power in the world.

A sudden stop of capital flowing into the UK could make the large current account deficit difficult to sustain and lead to a sharp fall in sterling," write Sonali Punhani and Neville Hill, fixed-income research analysts at the bank.

The main problem of turbulence modeling for most of these applications is obvious: Due to the necessary volume of integrations, which can only be solved numerically, they are mathematically difficult to handle and lead to large computational costs.

Words ambiguous to the concrete or abstract categories were more difficult to categorize and lead to a marked decrement in speed of categorization and subsequently less postpulse adaptation.

Telemonitoring measurements based on multiple readings were perceived to be more accurate, be difficult to ignore, and lead to action.

The resulting aesthetic malformation is difficult to hide, leads to thoracic asymmetry, and imposes significant psychological trauma and social withdrawal in both men and women.