Sentence examples for difficult to take up from inspiring English sources

Opportunities for AOD discussion may also be difficult to take up where a third party such as a carer/relative/partner/friend/support person also attends the consultation, since the GP may have to judge if an AOD discussion is appropriate in the presence of that third party.

Chinese opposition made it difficult last year to take up Sudan's Darfur crisis at the UN Security Council.

On Thursday, Speaker John A. Boehner said as much, calling it "difficult at best" to take up the issue in the House, where Republicans are pushing for greater border security, not more forgiving laws.

The European parliament, which votes on his appointment on Thursday, does not have a veto but it would be difficult for King to take up the job without MEPs' support.

Just seven months ago, when Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, first floated his compromise version of the Dream Act, Mr. Boehner called the idea "difficult at best" to take up in the House, saying "the problem with this issue is that we are operating in a very hostile political environment".

Development programmes that seek to promote diversification among pastoral households should address barriers that make it difficult for women to take up remunerative non-livestock-based opportunities.

"Without a guarantee of tickets, it's a difficult thing for people to take up".

Explaining her decision to leave the party, James said her relationship with Ukip colleagues had become difficult since she declined to take up the role of leader.

That's fine when times are good, but as China's growth rate continues to decline, Brazil is finding it difficult to find buyers to take up the slack.

That's fine when times are good, but as China's growth rate continues to decline, Brazil is finding it difficult to find buyers to take up the slack, as are many other China-dependent countries.

Moon joined his local Sea Cadet Corps band at the age of twelve on the bugle, but found the instrument too difficult to learn and decided to take up drums instead.