Sentence examples for it difficult to instill from inspiring English sources
US-supported paramilitary death squads who kill and abuse civilians with impunity give the Taliban a potent propaganda tool, and make it difficult to instill in Afghan officials the importance of accountability.
Second, informants described that issues related to organizational culture had made it difficult to instill a sense of ownership of the program across the nursing department.
The founding CEO in particular set many corporate/cultural norms at the top of the org chart, but they were especially problematic for the company at large: given the need for the model to scale, and given the vast number and global variety of driver-rider interactions, it is difficult to instill customer-facing behaviors in the same way McDonald's trains counter clerks or Wal-Mart hires greeters.
Civic virtue is necessary in order for participation as a collective effort to benefit everyone, but it is also clearly difficult to instill such virtues in (all) individuals in the first place.
Facebook is hoping a shared experience with users commenting together on clips could make Watch more appealing, but it's a genuinely new behavior that may prove difficult to instill.
Mayer said that the "infinite scroll" feature would be "difficult" to instill Google search, owing to technical considerations.
Even among trained providers, trust and acceptability of RDT results are difficult to instill when clinical experience in symptomatic diagnosis signal contradictory indications [ 15].
For many council members, gaining office can instill a sense of self-importance and self-worth, making it difficult to see a future outside of government.
Make it difficult to cancel.
"It wasn't hard to instill that pride of ownership.
