Sentence examples for difficult to rectify from inspiring English sources

It was very difficult to rectify the problem because he had no money to pay for phone calls, and no money for the £4.50 return bus fare from his village to Witney, where the Jobcentre is based.

No other conceptual work is as difficult to rectify at a later stage or as damaging to the overall system if performed incorrectly.

Since most of the supply chain infrastructures are generally widespread and their constructions are expensive and time consuming, it will be very costly and difficult to rectify the design.

Such discordance may be related to recall bias of the TB patient and may be difficult to rectify.

Problems related to the quality of data may be difficult to rectify once data have been collected.

This is difficult to rectify as the Swedish pediatric population diagnosed with cancer is, for natural reasons, small.

"We are working hard to rectify things.

Male aged 70 Although misreading a word is a simple comprehension mistake that anyone can make when answering a self-completion measures, it is a difficult problem to rectify if non-jargon language has been used in the item construction.

Poverty in older age is very difficult, if not impossible, to rectify.

"The new management team had to rectify the difficult and complex issues that they have inherited," the bank said.

SMEs that fall prey to cash flow problems often say they find it difficult to monitor and don't know how to rectify the situation when things are going wrong.