Sentence examples for difficult to prioritise from inspiring English sources

HMRC has already said that budget cuts will make it difficult to prioritise corporate tax avoidance.

Yet for families on low incomes it's difficult to prioritise eating a nutritious diet," says Mike Morris, chair of Alexandra Rose Charities, which is behind the scheme.

In the absence of detailed biodiversity information it is difficult to prioritise site-based conservation projects.

Furthermore, poor financial resources made it difficult to prioritise health.

Taking into consideration our capacity in terms of funds and staff, they found it increasingly difficult to prioritise (some of the locally-relevant issues)" (IDI-district informant).

However, the relative importance and contributions of these conditions to neonatal hospitalisation, morbidity and disability remain unknown and thus difficult to prioritise due to lack of population-based data.

It is difficult to get politicians to prioritise walking, but the more people you get on to the streets, the more politicians take notice".

On the other hand, it was often reported that patients found it difficult to find time to prioritise preventive health care.

Scarce resources for health make it in practice difficult for policy makers to prioritise one area without cutting from other areas.

Our findings suggest that the uncertainties involved in predictions about the local effects of climate change make it difficult for forest managers to prioritise climate change in their practices.

Mark knows what he is doing, it's a difficult task and he has to prioritise".