Sentence examples for somewhat difficult to achieve from inspiring English sources

That might be somewhat difficult to achieve but with a bit of persuasion we could get to a negotiated settlement".

For batch crystallizers cooled through vacuum, the advanced tracking of temperature trajectories, which involves severe non-linear and non-stationary features, is somewhat difficult to achieve.

But it is somewhat difficult to achieve the complete degradation of glucose to carbon dioxide and H2 through anaerobic dark fermentation.

It's absolutely gorgeous, though somewhat difficult to reach.

The means to manage hypertension have been available for decades and are cost-effective, requiring no more than a sphygmomanometer for diagnosis, one, or more often a combination, of cheap and effective drugs for treatment [ 4, 5], but also, and somewhat more difficult to achieve, a health system that can make them available to those in need.

Direct estimation of the heritability of clinical radiosensitivity is difficult to achieve, but is likely to be somewhat lower than for chromosomal and cellular radiosensitivity, which have been calculated as 58 78% (Finnon et al, 2008; Curwen et al, 2010).

Consensus has been difficult to achieve, in part because the risks of participation are somewhat intangible.

Given the somewhat conflicting requirements of aesthetics and function, it is likely that full adherence to footwear interventions will continue to be difficult to achieve, particularly in older women.

It is the most difficult to achieve.

Qualitative goals were also difficult to achieve.

But that is difficult to achieve.