Sentence examples for difficult to unify from inspiring English sources

Because mountains and streams divide Japan's farm land into small, isolated areas, it proved difficult to unify Japan politically.

As a result, his conception of the relationship between moral motivation and moral action is complex and difficult to unify.

However, these different sources are difficult to unify and to integrate into a small model that is easy to understand.

Currently, there are several different models on how chromosomes are organised inside the human cell nuclei and they are difficult to unify.

The ferocity of the infighting will make it increasingly difficult for Cameron to unify the party after the referendum, regardless of the result.

When asked how difficult it was to unify such a multi-national squad, Brown joked: "I speak all the languages, I'm brilliant at that.

This more ideological, protest-type mode (so evident in today's Republican Party as well) made it very difficult for them to unify and aggregate the power needed to govern effectively in a decentralized political system like ours.

Boehner is one of a litany of Republican house leaders who has had a difficult time trying to unify a fractious party.

Even so, it may prove difficult to keep unified support.

The parties face difficult issues on how to unify behind one leader, work out who will be responsible for their respective party debts, and mesh platforms.

The differences in microarray protocols, cell cultures and laboratory conditions used in different studies make it difficult, if not impossible, to unify different datasets reliably [25].