Sentence examples for difficult to plan how much from inspiring English sources

"One person can order three appetizers, or one appetizer and an entrée, or an entrée and a dessert" — which makes it difficult to plan how much food to buy and to project revenues.

It may be difficult to plan how much time you will need for some tasks.

But on the other hand it gets much more difficult to plan how many phones you're going to make, so if you miss your target and end up with inventory [unsold stock], you'll have to write it off as a loss.

Unlike questionnaire-based surveys, it may be much more difficult to plan precisely what is going to be said and how.

Not knowing how long we would be displaced made it difficult to plan for though.

Nobody knows how long it might last, and it's very difficult to plan for that".

Vague goals are difficult to plan around.

Knowing how much the tray can hold will allow you to plan out how much lemon juice you can preserve.

Because the heritage commercials will be mixed in with the shopping-list ads, it is difficult to estimate how much Sears plans to spend on each type of pitch.

It's an impressive plan to bolster retirement security, although it's difficult to say how much of it could be implemented in a divided Congress.

It is difficult to assess how much money countries lose to aggressive tax planning, but international aid agency Oxfam estimates developing nations lose US$114bn in tax revenue each year.