Sentence examples for proved difficult to get from inspiring English sources

But it proved difficult to get banks, transport operators, or even council departments on board.

It had proved difficult to get appointments and to talk with certain Republicans.

But it proved difficult to get an accurate reading, because the detector itself had been heavily contaminated.

But it has proved difficult to get enough of the antisense drugs into the cells where they are needed.

Clinton wants to encourage primary schools to do the same but it has proved difficult to get teachers on board.

When data about the internal workings of competitors' operations proved difficult to get, consultants could generally be counted on to provide suitably disguised descriptions of best industry practices.

Yet it may still prove difficult to get agreement through the parties' congresses.

There are specialist academic and apprentice institutions – curry colleges – but it's proving difficult to get people to sign up.

Delissa Kimmince has proven difficult to get away all innings though, and that doesn't change in another over offering no width or length to score from.

While there have been reports of entire villages being flattened, he said it was proving difficult to get a true picture of the extent of the damage.

It may prove difficult to get doctors and patients to accept AI diagnosis, he says, if the system doesn't also offer recommendations or a good explanation for its conclusion.