Sentence examples for more difficult to undertake from inspiring English sources

Certainly, to write an account of love-making - of two people making love for the first time and falling in love at the same moment - seemed to me more difficult to undertake than a death-bed scene.

In such a scenario, impaired spatial planning and failure to maintain an instructional set would make loading an automobile or erecting a tent more difficult to undertake.

It has been said that the European Clinical Trials Directive (in force since 2004) makes drug trials more difficult to undertake and has specifically decreased the number of trials sponsored by non-commercial actors [ 16, 24- 26].

Disease frequency is perhaps the most obvious barrier, as studies of rare conditions are undoubtedly more difficult to undertake, yet nevertheless the societal burden from such diseases may be great.

Slap the label of "humanitarian crisis" on a situation and it becomes difficult to undertake development work.

Pickles told MPs it was notoriously difficult to undertake a cost-benefit analysis of the financial impact of social programmes.

Experiments with wine are extremely difficult to undertake.

Thus, it is difficult to undertake an analytical study due to interactions among parameters.

However, such studies are difficult to undertake as exposure to other chemicals cannot be controlled.

When the study of replicability is a goal, it is difficult to undertake.

58 However, given the relatively low incidence of familial PC, such trials are difficult to undertake.