Sentence examples for it difficult to fulfil from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to explain but there's a way of life, something deep down, that makes it difficult to fulfil its potential.

The opposition's boycott of the ballot is making it difficult to fulfil a requirement that a full parliament choose a prime minister.Human Rights Watch reported that representatives of Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels were extorting money from the Sri Lankan diaspora, mainly in Britain and Canada, to fund a "final war".

My job produces strain that makes it difficult to fulfil family duties or personal duties.

The amount of time my work takes up makes it difficult to fulfil family responsibilities or personal obligations.

The staff was highly focused on patients getting rapidly discharged, which made it difficult to fulfil the complex needs of these patients.

Behaviour-based conflict refers to the situation where behaviour required in one role makes it difficult to fulfil requirements of another role.

Dvorský mentions that there is one grant from the EU available to Czech video game talent, "but it's difficult to fulfil all the requirements and it's available only to already established companies, so it's useless for young indie developers".

"It's difficult to fulfil those hopes.

I always hankered to get back". But later, living and working as a secretary in London, she became increasingly frustrated that it was difficult to fulfil her "desperate need" to occasionally escape to the countryside.

This presents his successor with a dilemma.A year after coming to power, Umaru Yar'Adua is finding it increasingly difficult to fulfil his campaign pledge of tackling Nigeria's endemic corruption.

"Consequently Autism NI, which provides vital services, is inundated with requests for support and we are finding it increasingly difficult to fulfil this demand.