Sentence examples for difficult to restore the from inspiring English sources

Plibersek had clarified it would be "very difficult" to restore the funding in the short term but Labor hoped to do so in the long term.

Moreover, the lack of absolute reference makes it difficult to restore the large wavelengths: these should be regarded with caution.

If this trend of agriculturization manifestation continues unabated, it will be difficult to restore the lake water quality and to subsequently correct ecological manifestation of eutrophication through which the lake is undergoing at present.

However, it is difficult to restore the implant since the mesiodistal dimension of the primary tooth is greater than the missing premolar and additional orthodontic treatment may be required [2, 14, 16].

But as long as there is no end to the political gridlock over a notorious oil law submitted three months ago, which has seen little progress since then, it will be difficult to restore the imbalance between Kurdistan and the rest of Iraq.

If the ex-king joins party politics it will be difficult to restore the monarchy.

"To have our view blocked this way is particularly difficult because we tried hard to restore the building to what it was.

Arrow noted the high definition master they received from Italy was very difficult to restore as the master had issues with the image, sound and color quality and had the stories in the wrong order.

If something happens, it may be difficult to restore all the lost content.

Degradation from long-term and high-frequency hay harvests without input over a long time period might be difficult to restore because the loss of soil nutrients, top soils, and seed banks.

Since the disaster, all thermal power stations have been restored.13 However, it has proved difficult to restore and restart the two nuclear stations previously operating in this region.