Sentence examples for extremely difficult to establish from inspiring English sources

Svoboda found that "the formal humanitarian system finds it extremely difficult to establish genuine, inclusive partnerships".

Without this environment, it is extremely difficult to establish the plants.

It is not, in short, all that valuable; and it is extremely difficult to establish in the first place.

High winds made it extremely difficult to establish Base Camp in the North Col, but it was finally done on May 1.

They describe how the police found it "extremely difficult" to establish how many people were going to demonstrate outside the Grunwick factory and what tactics they were going to use.

At this point, according to the MoD, the RAF pathologist "indicated that given the climate and the degree of decomposition since the death, it would be extremely difficult to establish cause of death".

It is "extremely difficult to make it profitable," he said.

Bouckaert said there was a reign of terror and while it was possible to have some control over Séléka militia groups and even some of their "extremely abusive warlords", it was more difficult to establish a relationship with, or control over, the anti-balaka, who were "more fluid … and where entire communities are armed and willing to kill".

Causality is always difficult to establish.

A formal mechanism proved difficult to establish.

Regretfully, the latter aspect together with the technical requirement that waterlines and valves of most non-touch water fittings are made of plastic materials may promote a rapid bacterial accumulation [ 5], which is extremely difficult to eradicate once it has been established.