Sentence examples for is very difficult to deliver from inspiring English sources
It is not even the size of a parliamentary constituency, and it is very difficult to deliver services at that sort of level.
Caseload-midwifery, where women receive individualized care, ideally from a single midwife, offers comprehensive continuity but this model of care is very difficult to deliver in practice.
In our experience, hospital-based exercise training is very difficult to deliver to patients with poor performance status and those who live far away from the hospital.
"The practicalities of a general strike are very difficult to deliver," said Mick Whelan, Aslef's general secretary.
"You can profess to believe in meritocracy and high social mobility, but when it actually comes to the crunch, it's very difficult to deliver policies that the middle-class electorate is going to like.
As George Osborne warned that promises by Syriza would be "very difficult to deliver and incompatible with what the eurozone currently demands of its members", the prime minister sought to use the result to highlight the Tories' "long-term economic plan".
It is very difficult to stand and deliver a sound judgment of what is wrong and what is right when you watch the history of a nation being made on a 47-inch HD flat screen in a nice living room.
It is very difficult to know a supplier's capabilities and what they can deliver.
This pitch is very difficult to grip.
It is very difficult to repeat this".
