Sentence examples for difficult to publish from inspiring English sources

That makes it difficult to publish something unsavory about Bernard Arnault and find a publisher, when you think about the risks of a trial.

There may be few subjects more difficult to publish commercially than this one.

Making it difficult to publish results would have discouraged new entrants and held back progress.

Qualitative research is considerably more difficult to publish in leading medical journals.

He adds that over-reliance on free electronic materials makes it increasingly difficult to publish traditional books at all.

"Now, for example, I think it will be very difficult to publish articles or books in the major media.

"And that has made it a more difficult environment to publish a biography about Joe Paterno".

Results presented by the "best" final models are likely to cause publication bias because stronger and positive estimates tend to be published but negative results are usually difficult to be published.

It can be difficult for you to publish it.

Bailey said: "Large companies have HR departments with the information readily available, so it wouldn't be difficult for them to publish the data for scrutiny".

Despite a recent increase in English-language courses, most Italian universities do not offer courses or grant graduate degrees in English, making it more difficult for scholars to publish in international journals.