Sentence examples for difficult to limit from inspiring English sources

Guidance counselors at public high schools said it would be difficult to limit applications.

Now it is trying to make it more difficult to limit exposure to poisonous chemicals.

He contends that the power of the gun lobby makes it difficult to limit gun ownership.

Yet it will also be difficult to limit greenhouse gas emissions adequately while satisfying global energy needs for social and economic development.

It's easy to imagine that an Article V convention would find it difficult to limit its agenda to the technicalities of budget finance.

Political appointees at the agency have been discovered in a rush to duck public disclosure and jimmy into place a pro-industry rule making it more difficult to limit workers' exposure to poisonous chemicals.

All informants in this category described themselves as hardworking and found it difficult to set limits.

In addition, the lack of evidence of a threshold value makes it difficult to set safe limit values.

They believed games should be easy enough to attract players, but difficult enough to limit play time to a few minutes; anything too challenging would dissuade players.

found it difficult to define acceptable limits of short-term prosthetic micromotion [7], while Ryd et al.

The critical flux is difficult to define because the limiting foulant in mixed liquor of the MBR needs to be defined.