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

His mother's cooking needs so much attention in part because it is difficult to regulate the heat of an outdoor fire.

Neighborhood noise has become a serious problem in many countries, and it is difficult to regulate by physical means alone.

Because the work takes place within homes, it it is difficult to regulate.

Although the development and progression of diabetic complications can be prevented by controlling blood glucose, it is difficult to regulate normal blood glucose in a diabetic patient.

Ms. Lerner said that the house had its drawbacks: it's difficult to regulate the temperature, and then there is the constant stair climbing.

"Algorithms are part of our world, so they are subject to regulation, but because they are not transparent, it's difficult to regulate them effectively".

It's difficult to regulate something where there has yet to be agreement on exactly what role it plays.

The court noted that it's difficult to regulate interrogations because we don't know what goes on: "Interrogation still takes place in privacy.

They report that it was difficult to regulate the ventilation in such way that the targeted CO2 levels were achieved: only on half of the days of the 'worse than usual' condition CO2 concentrations were higher than 2000 ppm and on 22 (of the 40) days of the 'better than usual' condition CO2 concentrations were below 1000 ppm.

Other arguments against euthanasia were that it is disturbing for the physicians who carry it out (13%) and that euthanasia is difficult to regulate (11%).

The "back alley" market is difficult to regulate and it could lead to more people being intimidated and manipulated by such criminal activity.