Sentence examples for making it difficult to respond from inspiring English sources

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The East African Integrated Disease Surveillance Network (EAIDSNet) was formed in response to a growing frequency of cross-border malaria outbreaks in the 1990s and a growing recognition that fragmented disease interventions, coupled with weak laboratory capacity, were making it difficult to respond in a timely manner to the outbreaks of malaria and other infectious diseases.

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"Diversity makes it difficult to respond to them [the protesters] and we may well choose to ignore this particular protest.

The anonymity of the comments makes it difficult to respond to guests and find out exactly what happened, he said, or to know if they truly stayed at the hotel.

Ellen Yount, director of the agency's press office, said her agency was barred by federal acquisition rules from commenting about bidding procedures while they were under way, which made it difficult to respond to the Washington Group's query.

These troublesome methods make it difficult to respond to emerging mutations.

For a small company with limited telephone sales staff, this can be invaluable, particularly in an international marketplace, where time differences make it difficult to respond to overseas customers.

This makes it difficult to respond negatively and I found people would sooner skip the question than deconstruct the assumption.

Their need to be the center of attention can make it difficult to respond appropriately to the emotional needs of their children.

The time lag made it difficult to respond to any sequencing issues, such as over or under enrichment.

"We should be able to see all the resources going in: national and international; public and private; humanitarian, development, security, etc. Currently we can only see parts of the jigsaw and not the full picture, making it difficult to really understand and respond to the gaps".

They're more likely to deal with physical impairments that limit mobility, to require medical devices that require electricity, and to suffer from dementia, making it difficult to plan ahead or respond to a rapidly escalating situation.

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