Sentence examples for make difficult personnel from inspiring English sources

The worst part is being forced to make difficult personnel decisions.

For example, in 2009 Johnson & Johnson experienced its first annual sales decline in seventy-six yetrs, yet its CEO, William Weldon, was nevertheless paid $22.8 million, in large part for making "difficult personnel decisions".

"Journalists make difficult bedfellows".

Training of intensive care personnel in RRT is made difficult by the low frequency of use of this technique.

Short holes were made difficult.

While kits have made extracting DNA and RNA from complex samples feasible in a laboratory setting, the manual steps and additional equipment requirements which often include an incubator, microcentrifuge, and physical lysis equipment make preparation difficult for personnel with limited training, few laboratory resources, or in remote locations.

In many cases, union rules will make it difficult to isolate personnel decisions to a single line.

The use of traditional medicine is important for the treatment and management of a number of diseases in the African continent [ 3], as a lack of basic health care and medical personnel make it difficult to treat rural populations.

Even at tourist sites, soldiers out to see the sights are numerous enough that the government's prohibition on photographing military personnel can make it difficult to take a snapshot.

She noted that airline personnel were trying to make it difficult for journalists to see the plane.

The recommendations, which Hasselmo says should be ready by fall 2003, will provide solutions to budget, personnel, and other practical hurdles that make it difficult for people from different departments to collaborate.