Sentence examples for difficult to work on from inspiring English sources

Teachable Moment: Explain that sometimes even adults face challenges that are too difficult to work on alone.

"Without this level of general trust it would be difficult to work on realising such aims.

"I think the environment is such that it's difficult to work on those things and really make changes".

I find it very difficult to work on dark days and days when the air pressure is below 1,000.

But putting the dome over that leak would make it extremely difficult to work on the blowout preventer, so no decision has been made to deploy it yet.

In terms of strengths and weaknesses of Manchester City, it will be very difficult to work on them and it will be the same for them on us".

Her PR agents said she had quit because of "creative differences" but entertainments sites reported she had been dropped from the film because she was difficult to work with on set in Puerto Rico and Monjack had allegedly fought with local people.

It is difficult to work together on the territorial interactions of the different ecosystems and their implication for well-being.

Speaking to Mario Lopez on "Extra," the actress addressed comments Rhimes recently made to the Hollywood Reporter insinuating that she was difficult to work with" on "Grey's Anatomy".

As an idler, it's difficult to work out where one stands on trade unions.

Kathryn Neckerman, a sociologist and senior research scholar with the Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy at Columbia University warns (in an e-mail to Science Careers) that people can find it difficult to work together even if "on paper" the combination seems ideal.