Sentence examples for it is difficult to organize from inspiring English sources

He said it is difficult to organize a secure mail-in election — Oregon, for example, took years — and he said there was not time to perfect such a system for Florida and Michigan.

"It is difficult to organize a celebration between two faiths when one is missing," said the Rev. Remi Hoeckman, secretary of the Vatican's office for relations with the Jews.

It is difficult to organize workflow efficiently and to allow time to interact directly with patients.

However, because >90% of BM cells are composed of non-adherent blood cells, it is difficult to organize the dispersed BM cells into 3D multicellular spheroids using conventional aggregation methods such as hanging drop, and rotary shaking culture.

It's difficult to organize other people.

The usurpation of Andronikos Doukas also politically destabilized the empire and it was difficult to organize resistance to the Turkish migrations that followed the battle.

"And that is a community that is difficult to organize on the ground unless you have real support in the community".

SILT is difficult to organize and is more complex, whereas ZDB is simple and easy to organize.

She still doesn't know the full story: Authorities will not release any files on his radicalization until he has an official death certificate, which is difficult to organize.

This last is difficult to organize, though, according to dormitory teacher Erdene-Chimeg: "[T]here are not enough taps and water for all the children to clean their teeth at once".

"It can be difficult to organize," he said.