Sentence examples for extremely difficult to build from inspiring English sources
From the start, the magnet's technical requirements indicated that it would be extremely difficult to build.
"The fact is that the authorities make it extremely difficult to build," Mr. Koprulu said.
But they said it would be extremely difficult to build up networks of doctors and hospitals covering entire states or regions, as envisioned in the the new law.
Even with planning permission, the market for land makes it extremely difficult to build, says Gary Day, a director at McCarthy and Stone, one of the biggest providers of retirement homes.
Problems have included price controls, which prevent below-cost selling, rigid labour laws and tough zoning regulations, which make it extremely difficult to build big stores.Wal-Mart also faced well-established rivals in Germany, like Metro, and hard discounters such as Aldi and Lidl, already comfortable with razor-thin profit margins.
The Stacks exist in part because less centralized systems are extremely difficult to build.
"It is extremely difficult to make cars here," said Torab Motaghi, the man who developed the Anna convertible, "but Iranian youth want variety, which is why we built this".
"There are mountains on all sides and it is extremely expensive and difficult to build motorways through these".
"Right now I'm in another culture, they speak a different language and we don't have a common history, so it's difficult to build extremely close relationships like the ones I had in Santiago," he said.
The device, known as a tokamak, was conceived by Soviet physicists in the 1950s and is considered fairly easy to build but extremely difficult to operate.
