Sentence examples for hard to conduct from inspiring English sources
SOME experiments are hard to conduct.
"Auctions are hard to conduct if people aren't paying attention," Mr. Swett said.
"If there's no organization, then it's hard to raise money; it's hard to conduct activities legally.
No, partly because it's hard to conduct field experiments when neonicotinoids are nearly ubiquitous in farmland.
The shortage of securities for use as collateral could be making it hard to conduct normal hedging against risk.
"When things are going well," Paul A. Volcker, the former Fed chairman, says, "it's very hard to conduct a disciplined regulation, because everyone's against you".
These decisions are demoralizing because they make it harder to conduct a serious antipoverty policy.
"I don't find living near them makes it easier or harder to conduct business with them".
Moreover, the foreign saving glut removes America's incentive, and to some extent its ability, to reduce its domestic distortions.Monetary policy has become harder to conduct.
Pakistani society is sharply segregated on gender lines, with taboos about extramarital sex that make it almost harder to conduct a secret heterosexual romance than a homosexual one.
A political fishing expedition through a professor's files would make it substantially harder to conduct research and communicate openly with colleagues.
