Sentence examples for making difficult arrangements from inspiring English sources

Parents are stuck making difficult arrangements, at very short notice, doing more hours than they want.

Even during the period when it was well funded it is clear that its position within the organizational structure created difficulties: while it was meant to provide advice directly to the permanent secretary, the hierarchical culture of decision making at the Ministry made this a difficult arrangement to manage.

However, this method has the disadvantages of high densities and random distribution of the dots, making patterned arrangements difficult to achieve and limiting coupling to vertical stacks of SAQDs.

Unfortunately, politicians are making these arrangements increasingly difficult to maintain.

Snowfall of 10-20cm had made travel arrangements difficult for some supporters and Evans himself had to dig deep so he could leave his home in the village of Penycae.

"All this other stuff makes the arrangement difficult to implement".

But it's becoming increasingly difficult to make such arrangements online, in advance.

For some, the clinic provided an outing with social contact that would otherwise not be available to them, while others felt it too difficult to make the arrangements required to visit the clinic, including transportation, parking and distance to walk.

Of the 10 (5%) respondents who believed school closure was inappropriate, 4 (40%) thought it could result in lost income, 3 (30%) did not think influenza was in the area, 2 (20%) did not think closure was an effective measure, and 1 (10%) found it too difficult to make childcare arrangements.

(Broad denies making these arrangements).

Making seating arrangements.