Sentence examples for is very difficult to engage from inspiring English sources

It is very difficult to engage with them," he said.

It is very difficult to engage most Irish people, or its media, on such issues.

The challenge may be even greater if each agency gathers the information differently, and without this basic information it is very difficult to engage in human resources development planning (Table 2).

"It's very difficult to engage your core," she smiles, ready to appraise my technique.

"We had a number of year six boys last year who were very difficult to engage in their learning.

Social workers need better partnerships with GPs: In my experience GPs are very difficult to engage with and rarely attend meetings or even share information regarding a child or young person.

For example, teaching heavily verbose mathematics or programming subjects would be very difficult to engage the auditory learners.

Untitled, Acrylic on laser printed photograph, 21 x 30.5 2009-12 This piece was very difficult to engage with and I have worked on it from 2009-12.

However, the target group of this study are very difficult to engage in care and often even more difficult to engage in research trials.

By definition, patients experiencing severe negative symptoms have high levels of social withdrawal and low motivation to engage in activities, meaning it might be very difficult to engage participants in study.

This supports the feedback from peer educators that it was very difficult to engage parents in the community education sessions initially, in some cases taking up to nine attempts to contact parents, but once they did attend they found the sessions very interesting and useful and were happy to come back to a second session.