Sentence examples for difficult to spare from inspiring English sources

If it had occurred, considering this patient's old age and mental status, it would have been difficult to spare his right forearm.

As illustrated by Figure 4, a very similar picture can be seen when the percentages avoiding or delaying physician visits is displayed by the difficulty to pay co-payments: The participants who say that it is difficult to spare the money for the co-payments show a much higher percentage than those who say that paying the co-payments is easy.

On Thursday night, he cruised through Rachmaninoff's punishingly difficult Third Concerto with technique to spare, but with supple musicality in shorter supply.

Road safety standards also are poor; the accident rate is high; and, because of Nigeria's chronic economic problems, it is difficult to find spare parts to repair motor vehicles.

This has forced the Iranian civilian aircraft industry to rely on poor Russian substitutes, many of which are from the Soviet era and for which it is difficult to find spare parts.

This makes it difficult to find spare time away from their caregiving obligation to relax or attend social activities and relieve themselves.

Lawmakers said it was unclear whether the Republican leadership had the votes to force through a package of ethics revisions, and some commended Mr. DeLay for his effort to spare lawmakers a difficult vote.

"If you have a billion to spare in these difficult times, rather than give it to someone to give to their shareholders, why not put it back in the system?

My aim is not to spare students from a difficult subject, but to call attention to the real problems we are causing by misdirecting precious resources.

My piece in The Times Magazine, inspired by a series of visits to Kajitsu, detailed a recipe for vegan Worcestershire sauce that, if you have a few hours to spare, is not terribly difficult and worth the effort.

The United Nations hopes not only to reduce the rates of death and disease, but to spare the poor the difficult effort now often required to obtain a basic necessity like water.