Sentence examples for difficult to relocate from inspiring English sources

"This is not the 1960s, when currency controls and limited communications made it difficult to relocate yourself and your business," he said.

At the time of surgery, despite adductor tenotomy, it was difficult to relocate the trial prosthesis and a resection of the proximal femur was necessary.

While the feature for years has been touted as a way to remember significant events, it's actually been fairly difficult to relocate your older life event posts from years ago.

The report also claims that much of the manufacturing technologies for the suppliers servicing the Apple supply chain (covering panels, lens modules, touch panels and other unique hardware) are difficult to relocate.

Venues are so busy during the holidays that it's difficult to relocate at the last minute.

As a result, it's difficult to relocate for a better job or cheaper housing.

But those who make the difficult decision to relocate are entering largely uncharted territory.

Over ten years ago the Dairy I am interning with made the difficult decision to relocate from their dairy in northern California to the Panhandle of Texas.

Wilson made the difficult decision to relocate his company from Kansas City, Mo., to San Francisco.

Because it's so difficult for people to get to work without cars, it becomes very difficult for companies to relocate quickly out here.

"I understand if an athlete is 33 or 34, it is difficult for them to relocate and disrupt their whole life, but if you want to be an Olympic champion, then, I am sorry, that is what you have to do," he said.