Sentence examples for difficult to proceed with from inspiring English sources
"Very frankly, my view is that with regards to reconciliation," Leon E. Panetta, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, said over the weekend, referring to the Taliban, "unless they're convinced that the United States is going to win and that they're going to be defeated, I think it's very difficult to proceed with a reconciliation that's going to be meaningful".
"We've seen no evidence of that and very frankly, my view is that with regards to reconciliation, unless they're convinced that the United States is going to win and that they're going to be defeated, I think it's very difficult to proceed with a reconciliation that's going to be meaningful," he said.
He said that made it too difficult to proceed with the election as planned.
Until the Taliban are "convinced the United States is going to win and they are going to be defeated, I think it's very difficult to proceed with a reconciliation,'' CIA Director Leon Panetta once put it.
13 Endovascular interventions should be preferred for the elderly, high-risk patients, but in practice we often encountered situations in which it was difficult to proceed with angioplasty solely because of simultaneous calcifications and stenosis of the multilevel arteries.
It becomes quite difficult to proceed in these conditions" (Secondary care professional, Network 3 Brazil).
This uncertainty makes it difficult for designers to proceed with confidence, particularly when they know that whatever is currently accepted as "best practice" may soon change.
Thus it would be difficult, perhaps impossible, to proceed with plans filed two decades ago for a tall building on the site, and a visit to this little midblock surprise can re-arrange a New Yorker's view of the relationship between street and architecture.
