Sentence examples for difficult to redress from inspiring English sources

It's quite difficult to redress an Active Directory design flaw once it reaches the deployment stage, and Active Directory consultants with experience acknowledge that a design mistake is costly in terms of money, time, and lost productivity and it certainly doesn't help the confidence factor.

When those social relationships were disrupted, vulnerabilities were created that were then difficult to redress.

Further Japanese steps to redress its difficult past will empower those who favor Korea-Japan reconciliation and undercut the legitimacy of anti-Japanese sentiments expressed during the Korean election campaign.

This makes it extremely difficult to seek redress and points to widespread tax avoidance by employers.

The bill will help ensure that people who work hard and do the right thing are rewarded". However, staff who feel they have been unfairly sacked will find it far more difficult to get redress.

It's perhaps a chance to redress that, although Lean is a difficult act to follow.

"Prison will prove difficult due to your status as a former police officer, but my ultimate duty is to redress the public's confidence in the integrity of the legal system".

Only through confronting difficult truths can we hear the cries of our neighbors for justice, truly repent, and chart a way forward to redress the iniquities of our past and present.

The book helps to redress the balance.

Time to redress the balance.

Efforts to redress this disparity are failing.