Sentence examples for difficult to receive the from inspiring English sources
He told Dutch broadcaster NOS he found it difficult to receive the ball: "Our fellow players are sometimes occupying the spaces I want to play in.
In contrast to these assumes, we think that it is very difficult to receive the records of the nurses in order to establish the actual usage of MI.
Judge Wesley Brown of Federal District Court said the A.C.L.U. of Kansas and Western Missouri had failed to prove its contention that the Legislature had approved the law to make it more difficult to receive abortions in the state.
This refers to time frames which have been reserved for resting or which make it difficult to receive assistance, such as the beginning of the weekend or holidays like Christmas or Easter.
Barriers, factors that make it difficult to receive services, intervene between the delivery system and its utilization [ 16, 17].
Essays appearing higher in the column were more difficult to receive high ratings on than essays appearing lower in the column.
Unfortunately, if a parent is seeking sole custody, it will be more difficult to receive than it has been in the past.
That benefit has been difficult to receive, retired players have complained, particularly in the cases of cognitive impairment.
If a theatre offers funders attendance in the rehearsal room, for example, it can be difficult to receive money from other donors once this line has been crossed.
Unfortunately, the situation on the ground is deeply misunderstood, making it very difficult to receive support from international communities.
