Sentence examples for difficulty of organising a from inspiring English sources
O'Dowd withdrew from seeking a nomination on 30 June, due to the difficulty of organising a campaign and "because he stopped believing he could win".
However, you too easily brushed aside the logistical difficulty of organising an election in the north-east of Japan at the moment.
He admits he feels a bit daunted by the prospect of organising a wedding, he says – and, especially, by the difficulty of finding a best man.
FIFA can feel proud of organising a successful World Cup.
We're exploring a different way of organising a country.
This is an important part of organising a trip.
After the initial difficulty of organising interviews without a mobile or the internet, I had quickly settled into a slower pace.
The literature points to the difficulty of organising LHWs as a collective group in South Africa [ 23], and during the course of the interviews there was no indication of the existence of an organised body LHW of representatives.
Officials say that "no fraud will be accepted" but point to the logistical difficulties of organising the poll in a vast country with limited infrastructure and 46 million registered voters.
Difficulties to organise a proper TSE surveillance in small ruminants and especially in fallen stock was already stressed by the Scientific steering committee in charge of this matter [ 67].
