Sentence examples for difficult to monitor a from inspiring English sources

One reason, executives said, is that it would be difficult to monitor a co-marketing program in 1,000 stores around the nation, with store managers who might not be thrilled to take up valuable counter space with offers from other companies.

It is difficult to monitor a multimode process without generating significant number of false alarms.

This makes them challenging to fabricate and it also is difficult to monitor a large number of sensors simultaneously.

It can be difficult to monitor what a teenager is playing or what they're looking at on a computer, but there are measures to protect them.

But in Ecuador at the time no such rules applied, making it difficult to monitor whether a judge had been subjected to improper influence.

"This makes it very difficult to monitor as a parent.

There is also a trade-off to be made in relation to labour conditions: The entrepreneurs propose that their involvement in the country can strengthen the rights of workers, whereas Swedish union leaders warn that such rights are difficult to monitor in a closed country like North Korea.

The dynamic cellular migration during gastrulation is also difficult to monitor in an opaque X. lavis embryo.

These groups are difficult to monitor and have a reputation for abuse.

And while exorcisms might difficult to monitor, he says, a lack of resources and training has meant that children known to be in danger have been failed.

Modern science doesn't understand sleep very well because it is very difficult to monitor sleep in a non-invasive way".