Sentence examples for it very difficult to control from inspiring English sources

But medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) has said its spread makes it very difficult to control.

He later apologised, explaining "both personal and work pressures have come to a head in the last month or so and sometimes I find it very difficult to control my emotions whilst on stage".

The absence of a safe and effective vaccine makes it very difficult to control this infection.

This makes it very difficult to control the fuel in the plasma," says JET's de Vries.

It is a typical multivariable control system with strict constraints on the inputs and outputs which makes it very difficult to control.

This would be a dangerous development toward a chaotic situation in which political leaders will find it very difficult to control the unfolding of international events.

"The problem is there is so much water getting between the clubface and the ball, it's very difficult to control it".

It requires human gene therapy which has its own risks and it is very difficult to control the cell conversion process in an intact heart of a patient.

"But they agree with me that in the absence of universal health care it's very difficult to control costs, and it's extremely hard to incentivize quality improvements at the level you need to really see results".

It is very difficult to control its frequency and phase directly, especially for the low-cost wireless sensor nodes.

It would lead to an escalation of violence; it's very difficult to control who is actually killing.