Sentence examples for hard to proceed from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that if Pakistan's government thinks a clash with India is unlikely, it may not try very hard to proceed against the alleged killers of Mumbai.

Nonetheless, it has always been hard to proceed very far in exploring a complex topic without anticipating the intimidating drop of the guillotine a dozen or so paragraphs further on.

The first day or so, as admittedly confused counters tried to operate in an atmosphere in which lawyers and political operatives from both sides seemed to tug and jerk at the recount process, it was, the counters say, hard to proceed with any kind of speed.

As is well known, thermal dissociation of methane is facile at temperatures above 1,000°C, and it is hard to proceed at the low temperature below 600°Χ, even though Cu catalyst is presented.

If you come by a part you find hard to proceed, admit this to yourself.

But he found it much harder to proceed alone, given the British vote and polls showing that the vast majority of Americans want Congress to decide.

If you only have a vague idea about how to be passionate, then it'll be harder to proceed.

"The problem is that once you identify something, it becomes emotionally very hard not to proceed with some type of treatment," Winer says.

Ireland's prime minister-in-waiting Leo Varadkar said on Friday that May had "no strong mandate to proceed with a hard Brexit, which represents an opportunity for Ireland".

"If the operations against terrorists are not taken," he said this evening, "then it will be very hard for us to proceed".

England trying a little too hard to please, proceeding  with a pre-conceived plan instead of playing the game on its merits.