Sentence examples for difficulty of undertaking from inspiring English sources

Snoop Dogg highlights, in this interview, the difficulty of undertaking such a project: Miles didn't worry about what people or critics thought of him, he just played his music and kept on developing.

In two other comparisons, against GoGrid and Terremark, the same commentator identifies Amazon as cheaper until other factors are taken into account, further demonstrating the difficulty of undertaking cost comparisons.

The combined data from this survey can also be interpreted as an indication of the complexity surrounding beliefs about energy futures and the difficulty of undertaking simplistic risk risk tradeoffs within any single framing of the issues; such as nuclear energy versus climate change.

Commissioners of services for older people need to capitalise on good working relationships and address idiosyncratic patterns of provision to care homes.The low response rate is indicative of the difficulty of undertaking research in care homes.

They cited the difficulty of undertaking integration when there were few or no examples of particular ways of combining methods in the literature, leaving them to devise new approaches 'on the job'.

This illustrates both the current popularity of hypnosis-based antenatal education sessions and the general methodological difficulty of undertaking a controlled study to evaluate a technique that is popular and relatively widely available privately.

The technical difficulties of undertaking polysomnography in critical care patients are frequently highlighted [ 1, 27, 36, 37, 46].

Table 4 highlights the differences in methodology and outcomes of the eligible studies, and underlies the difficulties of undertaking any comparisons or syntheses of results.

For example, it may be necessary also to engage stakeholders with expertise in infectious disease epidemics and who are familiar with the difficulties of undertaking research in such circumstances.

Researchers have highlighted the difficulties of undertaking studies with older patients with mental health problems [ 41, 52], in particular when there are issues around capacity to give informed consent [ 58].

The main strengths of this study were that we tested a realistic intervention that demonstrated good practice and evaluated it in a pragmatic manner, despite the difficulties of undertaking a clinical trial in a pressurised acute medical admissions system.