Sentence examples for it difficult to achieve from inspiring English sources

Blindness scares people and makes it difficult to achieve.

John Swinney is finding it difficult to achieve a distinctive image.

With her registration lapsed, she found it difficult to achieve the evidence of supervised practice she needed to get back on the register.

The image capture chip in the D2H, however, is smaller than a film frame, making it difficult to achieve extremely wide-angle perspectives by using current lenses.

Many Presidential acts that feel satisfying — the unfiltered insults, the attacks on institutions — also make it difficult to achieve anything practical and positive.

Because research has become so superspecialized, individual scientists often focus on questions in their own area of work, making it difficult to achieve consensus on a broad area.

Even modest upgrades and changes in equipment, he maintains, are highly complex, making it difficult to achieve the required safety standards without extensive domestic expertise in this area.

Latvians found it difficult to achieve a unified view of the world in the 20th century, however, and so turned to psychological detail.

The variables make it difficult to achieve the scale you see in other more uniform markets.

That has made it difficult to achieve the level of synergies promised in 1998.

The short distal fragment makes it difficult to achieve stable fixation with distal interlocking.