Sentence examples for make it difficult to accomplish from inspiring English sources

"It's indicative of how there are perverse incentives that make it difficult to accomplish what everybody agrees should happen".

Mr. Viteritti said in a telephone interview last night that he would not want the job if the board was divided over his candidacy because that would make it difficult to accomplish things as chancellor.

Each invited individual was interviewed before testing, and asked questions about any mental or physical disease that might affect their cognition, or make it difficult to accomplish the testing.

First, it is a retrospective analysis and not a prospective study, but the rarity of this pathology and the need for long oncological follow-up make it difficult to accomplish a prospective study.

But too much debt to your name could make it difficult to accomplish your goals, whether that's buying a house, getting married or simply keeping up with all your other bills.

This fact could make it difficult to accomplish the unidimensionality required for the application of IRT [ 21].

The devices used for natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery procedures are endoscopes or inspired by endoscopic design, which makes it difficult to accomplish bimanual coordination.

It just makes it difficult to achieve.

However, the limited resources and knowledge available at each node, and the vast amount of data available in the network, make it difficult to devise efficient schemes to accomplish this task.

Often the desire to accomplish a goal will make it difficult to focus on the details of how exactly that goal will be achieved.

These properties make it difficult to detect.