Sentence examples for difficult to propose from inspiring English sources

This makes it difficult to propose reasonable and practical suggestions for optimal treatment measures in engineering projects.

However, the variety and rapid evolution of functional neuro-imaging techniques makes it difficult to propose a standard protocol.

However these models require an elastic plastic constitutive law which is difficult to propose due to the presence of high cycle secondary hardening observed on 304 stainless steel.

Furthermore, the complexity of the hydro-mechanical coupling process and the induced mechanical and hydraulic anisotropy originated from the micro-fracture and plasticity at grain scale also makes it difficult to propose, implement and validate separated macroscopic constitutive laws for numerical simulations.

Taking into consideration the small amount of foreground objects, it is difficult to propose any separation.

It's difficult to propose an initiative that never ends, and even more of a challenge to budget for one.

Paul Williams, managing director of IPC's Inspire division, said: "After 10 years at the top of its market, we have taken the difficult decision to propose the closure of Nuts and exit the young men's lifestyle sector.

It is difficult, therefore, to propose a mechanism to account for observed changes in mitogenome structure.

It is difficult, therefore, to propose a mechanism to account for the observed changes in genome structure.

Despite the burden of health care costs in the US, there remains a cultural attitude that prohibits the implementation of any type of cost per outcome access restriction and will make any legislation to restrict access to high-cost services a difficult strategy to propose by elected officials [ 8].

"It does make it more difficult for us to propose reasonable standards," said Paul F. Welday, the chief of staff for Representative Joe Knollenberg, a Michigan Republican on the Appropriations Committee.