Sentence examples for difficult to set in place from inspiring English sources

May said she had discovered over six years as home secretary that it was difficult to set in place a time period during which net migration could be brought down.

Evidence-based medicine would require more prospective studies, however these studies have been difficult to set in place and sometimes disappointing in their results and interpretation [ 43, 46].

It's extremely difficult to set up a restaurant, put the right things in place, step back and "let people make it their own".

Each arch was cast in two pieces with a maximum dimension of 21 metres (70 feet), which were difficult to move from the foundry to the site and to set in place.

How difficult was it to set up in China?

He explains that he needed an actress who would be "believable and formidable" up against Tommy Lee Jones in a difficult role set in a barbaric time and place (New Mexico in the 1890's).

"It is very difficult to be in fourth place.

It's difficult to find infected people willing to do it and difficult to put these studies in place.

And Uwem Akpan, who comes from Nigeria, described the difficult task of researching his stories, often set in far-flung places, by rattling off a list of states in the United States to which he had never been — "Michigan, Alaska, Russia.

Furthermore, some indicators, such as "biodiversity", are difficult to quantify in the first place.

The Local reported that they are often set up because Italian law makes it "exceptionally difficult" to create new places of worship in Italy, which has only four official mosques.