Sentence examples for more difficult to fulfil from inspiring English sources

The Guardian would find it much more difficult to fulfil its mission of educating and informing if it pushes away its audience, which continues to grow.

Since the techniques on electromagnetic countermeasure (ECM) and counter-counter measures (CCM) are developing more and more sophisticated, we can foresee that it is considerably difficult to fulfil the goal of giving the most accurate interpretation about what the target is at any given point in time for any detection and recognition system.

"It's difficult to fulfil those hopes.

"It's hard to explain but there's a way of life, something deep down, that makes it difficult to fulfil its potential.

The correct verification and identification for long hair may be difficult to fulfil.

In addition, the different needs of different sets of road inventory users are difficult to fulfil with these schemes.

The need to maximize the performance and operational reliability of ecological continuous conveyor systems is increasing nowadays and their requirements are difficult to fulfil.

"Without the regeneration funding the local authority would have found it extremely difficult to fulfil some of our plans for the town".

With increasing technical possibilities, promises with regard to anonymity of donors become increasingly difficult to fulfil.

My job produces strain that makes it difficult to fulfil family duties or personal duties.

The amount of time my work takes up makes it difficult to fulfil family responsibilities or personal obligations.