Sentence examples for difficult to move forward from inspiring English sources

It makes everything more difficult to move forward".

"It will be difficult to move forward unless we agree on the problem," he says.

"A budget shortfall of this magnitude," she said, "makes it difficult to move forward on policy agenda".

But then if we can't get away from this racist beast, then it's very difficult to move forward.

"People fear that when those favorable economic circumstances turn, it may be even more difficult to move forward".

'It's complicated because Magnum's strength is in its diversity, but its very diversity makes it difficult to move forward cohesively, because different photographers need different things," he said.

In the end, we had to make a very difficult decision to move forward as a publication without Jonathan Springston.

That can make it very difficult for them to move forward together.

"For them, it was just too difficult for them to move forward with that type of encounter at the presidential level, at this juncture".

But the decentralized institutional structure that emerged, coupled with strong residual nationalism among the country's disparate ethnic groups, has made it extremely difficult for Bosnia to move forward.

"When they can't hold down a job and get an apartment, because people know of a crime they've committed, it makes it difficult for people to move forward," she said.