Sentence examples for extremely difficult to deliver from inspiring English sources

"I think fundamentally the labor contracts make it extremely difficult to deliver high-quality education".

– they are potentially extremely difficult to deliver since the agreement of the other 27 member states is required.

It will be "extremely difficult" to deliver deep cuts in immigration if Britain leaves the European Union, a leading British economist has warned.

Even when money is available it is becoming extremely difficult to deliver because banks are unwilling to deal with the PNA lest they are penalised by the US.

A combination of budget cuts (leading to understaffed wards and poor and inadequate training and supervision), a strong emphasis on meeting targets and managerial constraints have made it extremely difficult to deliver safe, dignified and compassionate care.

If the UK chose to end free movement it would, Portes says, be "extremely difficult" to deliver a reduction of net migration to the "tens of thousands" without significant economic consequences and a large impact on industries that rely on low-skilled migrant labour.

However, by its very design skin is an extremely effective barrier to the ingress of foreign materials thus making it difficult to deliver therapeutic doses.

'That makes the stuff difficult to deliver.

And justice is not difficult to deliver.

It is extremely difficult to see another way of delivering all of these benefits that will receive the backing required".

Dispersing refugees across France will make monitoring procedural inadequacies, and delivering aid, extremely difficult to impossible to achieve.