Sentence examples for difficult to marshal from inspiring English sources
That makes it difficult to marshal shareholders into raising new capital (which explains the long delays in getting Minsheng listed).
"It's difficult to marshal resources to do a thorough job of charting what the impacts are," Jeffrey Short, an environmental chemist who worked on the effects of the Exxon Valdez spill, told Nature magazine.
In defending Britain against German air attacks, these two commanders stressed the timely, well-directed use of individual fighter squadrons to intercept German planes, whereas Leigh-Mallory advocated the use of massive five-squadron formations that would achieve an overwhelming air superiority but were difficult to marshal properly.
Similarly, where structural reforms should rein in price growth by encouraging competition, leaders like the Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, finding it increasingly difficult to marshal support for unpopular measures, are watering down already-modest proposals to enhance labour-market flexibility.
But the US clearly needs to review the systemic conditions that make it so easy to blow away a handful of people at a bar or a wake or an entire family in fits of rage and horror, and so difficult to marshal attention toward such horrors.
In part because the actors influencing posting and transfer are dispersed and have dispersed interests, it has proven difficult to marshal the near-universal recognition that current practice is MI and transforms the system (de Zwart 1994).
"It will remain enormously difficult for the State of Illinois to marshal resources for innovation or for increased funding for education or any other areas until it puts its financial house in order," said Laurence Msall, president of the Civic Federation.
Yet for Mr. Johnson of M.I.T., it merely shows how difficult it is for the United States to marshal support for anything else.
Twitter and Facebook were used to marshal reinforcements.
Lake County officials called the state police to marshal resources.
Bondholders are harder to marshal than bank lenders.
