Sentence examples for difficult to take advantage from inspiring English sources

Even though the AB/BA crossover trial appeals to the physician researcher, it is surprisingly difficult to take advantage of this design.

Nonetheless, the risk of system failure by FIV has made it very difficult to take advantage of vibration in heat transfer facilities.

But McGovern adds that while there is a wide selection of training on offer, those working in a private office may find it difficult to take advantage of courses.

A Turkey-style arrangement would make it more difficult to take advantage of those opportunities, said King. "I don't think it makes sense for us to pretend we should remain in the single market and I think there are real question marks about whether it makes sense to remain in the customs union.

Syrian refugees used to try a different, shorter route by sea, from Turkey to the Greek islands, but this year Turkey made it much more difficult to take advantage of that route, so more refugees are attempting the longer and more dangerous trip from North Africa.

While the US's Energy Information Administration has said this is mostly due to the "cost of imported petroleum", Mario Marazzi of the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics says that it is also because the island's geographical location makes it more difficult to take advantage of economies of scale.

In analysing all the ten seaports, Aveiro is the smaller and without deepwater, the number of ship calls is lower, so it's more difficult to taking advantage of scale economies.

But some foreign chains like Ikea have said that a condition that requires retailers to buy 30 percent of their products from artisans and small Indian companies would make it difficult for them to take advantage of the decision.

It would relax some requirements that make it difficult for schools to take advantage of the program, but would no longer allow graduate students to access Work-Study funding.

Of course, Salesforce has access to all that Twitter data now, but if a competitor got its hands on the social network, it could make it more difficult (or expensive) to take advantage of.

Of course, Salesforce has access to all that Twitter data now, but if a competitor got its hands on the social network, it could make it more difficult (or expensive) to take advantage of.