Sentence examples for difficult to plan ahead from inspiring English sources

"This makes it quite difficult to plan ahead".

It's very difficult to plan ahead in any sort of sensible way.

Before the reviews were introduced departmental budgets could change every year, making it difficult to plan ahead.

"As such, it is going to be a huge challenge to maintain the momentum we have built up over the last three years and it will also be tremendously difficult to plan ahead for meaningful long-term regeneration and development.

These events are typically short-lived, so it's difficult to plan ahead for attendance.

Funding cycles are now reviewed annually rather than every three years, making it difficult to plan ahead further than a single financial year.

It makes it difficult and risky to plan ahead".

The lack of clarity also makes it difficult for individuals to plan ahead.

"We are a small charity and being continually held at arms' length by the bank makes it very difficult for us to plan ahead properly," Mr Nauen said.

Dr Sarah Main, who is the director of the Campaign for Science and Engineering, told BBC News that the hitherto "lumpy" nature of capital funding had made it difficult for everyone to plan ahead.

Among them: increasing funding; allowing movies with budgets greater than $75 million to qualify, including network television shows (not just basic cable programs); and eliminating a lottery system that makes it difficult for producers to plan ahead.