Sentence examples for difficult to tend from inspiring English sources

She said it made it difficult to tend to the morning glories and tomatoes she grows.

Finally but importantly, individuals whose behavior is difficult to rationalize tend to obtain low scores on numeracy and financial literacy questions and are less educated.

As creatures who physically exist in three dimensions of space, the concept of four is particularly difficult to understand we tend to cop out by saying it's "time," and leave it at that.

In contrast, bears in larger and more complex streams, where salmon are more difficult to catch, tend to kill salmon showing advanced senescence (i.e., energy-poor salmon at the end of their breeding lives) [21].

This would allow earlier identification of non-responders, but they can be difficult to collect, tend to be very variable and are influenced by many factors.

Indicators for which the targets are more difficult to achieve tend to have lower maximum thresholds and so more variation may be found using percentage achievement than by the points awarded.

Asbestos' brittle, smooth-surfaced fibres are difficult to spin, tending to slip past each other unless blended with a rough-surfaced fibre, such as cotton, which typically makes up 10 25 percent of the blend.

The feedback can be difficult to hear — employees tend to be tough graders.

When an event is difficult to imagine, we tend to underestimate its likelihood.

Mathews responded: "When you travel to some parts of the world and people find a certain bowler difficult to handle they tend to report".

Radio 1 is crucial to the BBC because it is popular with a younger audience that is difficult to reach and tend to watch less television.