Sentence examples for projects difficult to from inspiring English sources

This makes such projects difficult to implement.

For instance, do you find projects difficult to start, or only begin something new when you have all the elements finely organized and controlled?

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".

Because if we could slip the deadline on X by just a few days, we can fit in this new one and get it done just when you need it". Or let's say that what will make the new project difficult to accomplish is that your boss doesn't respond when asked to sign off on intermediate steps.

Success of international development projects is difficult to measure, yet it is essential that some measurement underpins the justification for funding such projects.

Big projects are difficult to manage whether public or private.

That could make some research projects more difficult to do.

As budgets spiral upward, risky projects become difficult to justify.

It's the sort of twist that makes the impact of never-realized projects so difficult to assess.

Mr. Barnett said in an interview that, with construction financing for large projects still difficult to obtain, he believes his building is years ahead of anything comparable entering the market.

(vi) Cultural difference: Jamil et al. (2008) opine that international projects are difficult to manage and complicated as they involve stakeholders from different cultures.