Sentence examples for difficult to stage from inspiring English sources

The play, written in 1898, is difficult to stage.

Car bombings can be particularly lethal, but are certainly more difficult to stage.

Besides, it would be difficult to stage a doughnut giveaway outside Nasdaq, which has no trading floor.

Indeed, it was Mr. Mohammed who recognized that it would be much more difficult to stage large-scale attacks while the network's leaders and lieutenants were scattered.

Opera is a difficult medium, difficult to write and difficult to stage, but when it succeeds, nothing can speak to us more powerfully or affect us more deeply.

When everything is falling apart it's more difficult to stage him," says Anatoly Smelyansky, associate artistic director of the Moscow Arts Theatre.

It's still a difficult play to stage because of its mix of memory and reality but Doran's impressive production achieves exactly the right physical fluidity.

With its lopsided mix of domestic comedy and dream fantasy, it remains one of the most stubbornly difficult ballets to stage.

Mel Gussow of The New York Times described it as "an outrageous, lunatic comedy," but a difficult one to stage because of its eclectic style and an onrush of short scenes, characters and startling entrances.

One of the more difficult places to stage the elections in Pakistan was in the southwest province of Balochistan.

Hilar cholangiocarcinoma (HCC) remains one of the most difficult tumors to stage and treat.