Sentence examples for measures are difficult from inspiring English sources

Yet more are lost at the upkeep requirements; vigilance and preventative measures are difficult to prescribe.

For some of course, the contingency measures are difficult, and for some debt is a big issue, politically difficult," Dijsselbloem said.

These measures are difficult to remember in an environment consumed by data, paperwork, observations, inspections and unrealistic expectations, but they were well worth writing down.

Because of the importance of the informal sector, accurate economic measures are difficult to obtain.

Outcome measures are difficult in the emergency environment where we seldom have information on outcome outside of the EC.

The test is an excellent choice in contexts where full-scale IQ measures are difficult to use.

But the wish list of complementary measures is difficult to tick off.

Selling such a convoluted raft of measures is difficult: former Labor prime minister Bob Hawke has compared it to making "ice cream out of a bucket of shit".

And in a recorded interview, Dr. Fisher acknowledged that the separate quality measures were difficult to find on the atlas Web site.

However, the grouping or structuring of the measures was difficult and was therefore not selective.

As discussed in the extant literature, selection of suitable social measures was difficult.