Sentence examples for proposed difficult from inspiring English sources

This absence of more detailed task assignment information and other factors such as frequency of home visits, distance and available transportation made interpreting the range of numbers required or proposed difficult.

The water leakage therefore made decontamination by the proposed system difficult.

A VAR model of the size that is proposed is difficult to estimate as a whole system due to computational and memory limitations of computers (the entire system consists of more than 25 million equations).

However, as time went on it became apparent that lack of financial resources and qualified staff in media outlets made implementation of the proposed activities difficult.

During a campaign-style appearance at Northern Virginia Community College, Obama said he was "proposing some difficult cuts" but didn't identify many.

[A1.] Difficult Steps for Social Security The co-chairmen of President Bush's Social Security commission said that they would probably have to propose politically difficult steps like raising the retirement age and reducing cost of living adjustments to restore the system's long-term health.

The co-chairmen of President Bush's Social Security commission said today that they would probably have to propose politically difficult steps like raising the retirement age and reducing cost of living adjustments when they make recommendations to the White House for restoring the system's long-term financial health.

Rosenbaum [ 11] showed that navigating through the Cochrane Library, and reading the reviews it proposes, was difficult for physicians.

The mechanism behind the evolutionary loss of eyes and body pigment is difficult to elucidate, not because it is difficult to explain, but because many of the proposed explanations are difficult to frame into testable hypotheses [ 1, 4, 5].

But limitations to the procedure as it was originally proposed have proven difficult to overcome for forensic samples.

The group, which counts Google, Twitter and TechCrunch-owner AOL as members, debases paid prioritization as currently proposed as a "difficult to enforce, multi-framework that is not focused on the goals of broadband deployment and adoption".