Sentence examples for project difficult from inspiring English sources

Romm notes that many contributors to "Double Bind" — a group that includes Molly Ringwald, Ayana Mathis, Roxane Gay, Francine Prose, and Lan Samantha Chang — found this project difficult.

Co-hosted by "SNL" alums Ana Gasteyer and Rachel Dratch, the evening featured original writer Alan Zweibel; current cast members Vanessa Bayer, Aidy Bryant, Michael Che, Colin Jost and Kenan Thompson; "Late Night" writer Michelle Wolf; "Broad City" stars Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer; and the stars of Poehler's latest project, "Difficult People," Julie Klausner, Bill Eichner.

Even though the differing paradigms and activities will probably make the project difficult from time to time, the primary interest of both intervention provider and researcher is eventually the same: working happier and healthier in vocational education.

The uncertain impact on oil demand of new environmental policies and taxes in some countries have made many investment projects difficult.

But neither pipeline deal appears to have been completely finalised, and economic sanctions and a weak rouble will probably make financing the huge projects difficult for Russia's Gazprom.

This makes such projects difficult to implement.

These challenges have often made design and selection of water-reuse projects difficult and time consuming.

Subsequent restrictions on the use of these drugs in human research made funding for such projects difficult to obtain, and scientists who worked with psychedelic drugs faced being "professionally marginalized".

This paucity exists in part because pines have enormous genomes (10,000-40,000 mega-base pairs vs. 115 Mbp in Arabidopsis thaliana) with large amounts of repetitive DNA [ 27, 28], making whole genome sequencing projects difficult or impractical.

Prior efforts on this data set are summarized in the Table 2 in Yan and Zheng (2007) [ 9], which shows that this data set projects a difficult task.

(Yes, the copyright matters would likely render the project insurmountably difficult, or expensive).