They said the commission's proud doctrine of collective responsibility amounted in practice to a refusal to accept personal responsibility so much so, they claimed, that "it is becoming difficult to find anybody who has even the slightest sense of responsibility".
The innovative survey is also among the first to link Internet and telephone surveys, creating a process that will interview 10,000 people via the Internet (200 in each state) and 2,000 by phone, "Because it is becoming difficult to interview people via landline telephones," Stewart says, "something like the Internet will become the preferred mode for conducting national public opinion surveys.
But as prices soar, investors say it is becoming difficult to find bargains.
But it is becoming difficult to figure out how it will do so this time.
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By contrast, the disunity among Out campaigners is so deep it is becoming difficult to follow.
However, increasingly it is becoming difficult to find lateritic material that meets the required specification within economic haulage distances of roads under construction.
The rules have historically applied only to supercomputers, but now it is becoming difficult to distinguish those machines from work stations.
Indeed, so many cancer drugs are in development that oncologists say it is becoming difficult to run all the clinical trials needed to test them and to determine the best sequences and combinations in which to use them.
"No information may be withheld from other institutions, such as parliament". "It is becoming difficult to find anyone who has even the slightest sense of responsibility," it said of the commission's staff.
The newly appointed commissioner of the Department of Human Services, James M. Davy, said on Tuesday that it is becoming difficult to recruit foster parents for the infants -- commonly known as boarder babies -- and that the state instead will focus increasingly on finding relatives or family friends to care for them.
