Sentence examples for difficult to line from inspiring English sources

"When milliseconds matter, it's remarkably difficult to line things up exactly right," he said.

"Why risk an unhappy outcome?" She urged us to schedule quickly, because it would be difficult to line up a surgeon around the July 4 holiday.

"The appetite for risk in financial markets has diminished strongly," making it more difficult to line up financing for such a big bet in Brazil, said John Bowden, a spokesman for Corus, which is based in Britain.

The European diplomatic adviser acknowledged that the British Foreign Office was aware of war planning in Washington but that, "short of a smoking gun, it's going to be very difficult to line up the Europeans on Iran".

Analysts speculated that Mr. Saban, who made a fortune producing children's cartoons like "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers," had found it difficult to line up partners and financing for the acquisition, estimated to be valued at 2 billion euros, or about $2.3 billion.

The conifers' extremely large genomes made their sequencing quite challenging, and from the fragments obtained so far, it's difficult to line chromosomes up to look for these duplications.

"It's very difficult to draw lines between social media and the less wholesome uses," he says.

It was difficult to draw a line between corporal punishment and abuse, and judges drew that line in different places.

Still, it can be difficult to draw the line.

I find it difficult to draw a line".

But it is not difficult to draw a line from Camp Delta to Abu Ghraib.