Sentence examples for makes it difficult to discuss from inspiring English sources
However, the absence of paleointensity data from single plagioclase crystals and sedimentary rock in the later part of the Late Cretaceous (83 65 Ma) makes it difficult to discuss overall geomagnetic field variation during the Late Cretaceous.
Even today, stigma makes it difficult to discuss the condition, but we have come a long way and now it is more common to hear about the disease.
This makes it difficult to discuss and compare the robustness found in different contexts, or even in similar contexts but computed using different formal definitions of robustness.
The limited use of CLC makes it difficult to discuss the result in general, but indicates important issues for further studies: the difficulties in establishing a safe form of verbal communication and the implementation of objectives of non-technical skills as communication in clinical practice.
Another official said such talks had largely taken place over unclassified non-secure phone lines, making it difficult to discuss sensitive intelligence findings or details of the administration's plans for a possible U.S. military response.
Ideology also made it difficult to discuss the issue openly.
A sense of difference made it difficult to discuss their experience and loss history, particularly with other expectant parents in order to protect others' feelings.
They expressed concern at appearing " ungrateful", as others expecting them to feel grateful made it difficult to discuss the challenges of parenthood.
The forum participants seemed well informed about HIV and AIDS but noted that cultural barriers still make it difficult to discuss issues of sexuality with their parents.
ECLOs who provided additional comments about facilities often mentioned that a lack of space or sharing the space with other staff made it difficult to discuss patient's private situations and to provide emotional support.
Mothers also felt the 'taboo' surrounding sexually transmitted infections would make it difficult to discuss the vaccination with relatives, and this was something, which they felt was usually an important part of the vaccine decision-making process.
