Sentence examples for is difficult to be accepted from inspiring English sources
Hence, an ABMS is difficult to be accepted by users and managers, and is difficult to be realized in the real world.
Therefore, it is difficult to be accepted by patients and the clinical application has been greatly restricted.
"It was always difficult to bring someone in from out of town," said Bob Sirott, a longtime Chicago broadcaster who recently rejoined WFLD-Channel 32 as its evening anchor and who still fills in at WGN. "If you're new coming in, it's a little more difficult to be accepted".
This argument is even more difficult to be accepted when the carcinogenic cells in the multiple organs are of the same tissue type and even the same cell type.
This age group represents a difficult target for prevention measures, because in Italy young adult women are not accustomed to being targeted by preventive programmes; moreover, enrolled women were offered the participation to a package of activities within the PreGio project, which is more difficult to be accepted than a single cervical smear.
In the UK, it is difficult for artists to be accepted into the dance music scene because DJs are usually not "interested in pop artists calling themselves dance artists because they've done one remix of their song".
Kirchherr described how difficult it was to be accepted as a female photographer in the 1960s: "Every magazine and newspaper wanted me to photograph the Beatles again.
She always told me about how difficult it had been to be accepted by my grandfather's wealthy family.
She rose to fame during a time when it was difficult for people who looked like her to be accepted.
Sometimes it is difficult to accept that you have been fortunate when others have not (HSO6).
"The issue of the murder of U.N. colleagues is of such gravity that it is difficult to accept that an individual against whom such allegations have been made would be indirectly exonerated through an administrative procedure," a draft of Mr. Greig's submission says.
