Sentence examples for difficult to lie from inspiring English sources

Some people find it difficult to lie in person.

But it's quite difficult to lie all the time in the face of constant surveillance.

During the attacks, the patient cried and found difficult to lie still showing marked agitation and restlessness.

"It is not very difficult to lie down for 24 hours and watch films and get served on.

A long acquisition time may be a challenge in terms of patient capacity and patient compliance; many patients with pain may find it difficult to lie still for 30 40 min for two-bed SPECT/CT.

It usually peaks in 10 15 min but remains excruciatingly intense for an average of 1 hour within a duration range of 15 180 min. During this pain, patients find it difficult to lie still, exhibiting often marked agitation and restlessness, and autonomic features are usually obvious.

It's always difficult to lay these things out with any certainty.

Rigid labour markets also mean that it's difficult to lay off workers.

Contract positions "are created because it is so difficult to lay off regular workers here".

That marginalisation made it more difficult to lay the foundation for the achievement of future generations.

Mr. Sciame said "it's always difficult" to lay people off, adding "We intend to hire them back".