Sentence examples for so difficult to communicate from inspiring English sources

The number of missing has fluctuated even more, mainly because it has been so difficult to communicate, at least in the first days after the tornadoes, before power started to come back all over the state.

We were talking about the difference between the projects of his first years as an architect, when he found it so difficult to communicate in terms that ordinary people could understand, and the work he is doing today.

But we always have to speak through their manager who can translate, so it's always difficult to communicate. .

Alice had difficulty seeing the flat structures in the first place, so it was even more difficult to communicate concepts that were based on three dimensional spatial reasoning.

By the time she turned 122, she was so hard of hearing that it was difficult to communicate with her.

Because so few rural Africans spoke Portuguese, it was difficult to communicate.

It is difficult to communicate - there are so many languages and accents and cultures and individuals with quirks and we can't know about them all.

So why is it that marketing professionals find it difficult to communicate within organizations and to build and maintain their corporate relationships?

So if we simply add one more nameplate, it's very difficult to communicate it to the younger customer.

He added, "And so that argument, I guess, even though it is correct, is often difficult to communicate".

It's difficult to communicate the degree of change at the outset, so it becomes difficult to build support for it and fund it.