Sentence examples for difficult to move ahead from inspiring English sources

"It made it difficult to move ahead on anything," he told me.

In general, I think that my race and gender have made it more difficult to move ahead in the scientific arena.

But he lashed out at euro zone partners who have openly said Greece risks leaving the euro if it fails to keep its pledges, saying it was difficult to move ahead with privatisations while foreign leaders publicly discuss such options.

This will make it extremely difficult for companies to move ahead with any horizontal drilling plans".

"It's so difficult for these businesses to move ahead".

He has faced the difficult decision of whether to move ahead with an antimissile program in the face of Russian opposition and concerns that it would violate the ABM treaty.

Today's dramatic miss will make it politically and diplomatically more difficult for Mr. Clinton to move ahead with a plan that the administration contends is crucial to defend against attack from countries like North Korea but that opponents say is technically unsound, militarily unnecessary and a waste of money.

But the established dynamics of Israel's filmmaking community can make it difficult for genre directors to move ahead.

Tight credit markets will also make it difficult for advanced biofuel companies to move ahead with plans for scaling up technologies and building commercial-scale production plants.

Mr. Mack, however, received credit for negotiating the Mitsubishi deal, persuading the Japanese bank to move ahead with the partnership despite the difficult environment.

With the Senate still under Democratic control, lawmakers there are expected to move ahead with a significantly different approach, making negotiations to reconcile competing spending bills extremely difficult.