Sentence examples for training difficult from inspiring English sources

So their training, difficult at best, becomes longer as they try to upgrade shaky events.

Care providers "get away with providing a bare minimum" service because the lack of regulations setting out what training dementia care workers should receive makes organising training difficult.

The flooding reportedly made training difficult for the U.S. team, but the Americans would not be facing a raucous opposing crowd: during the match, the stadium was half empty, with patches of fans scattered by the dozens.

Getting the force size right is key to a successful counterinsurgency, but there is no exact formula — even when you get the numbers right the troops may fail because of poor training, difficult terrain or shifting politics.

However, operating room restrictions can make surgical training difficult.

"GNMT is like other neural net models — a large set of parameters that go through training, difficult to probe," Google's Charina Choi told TechCrunch.

We actually made the firearms and defensive tactics training more difficult," she said.

And the two most sought-after positions — as tour guides and explainers — required 30 hours of training and difficult tests.

The bulk of troops come from developing countries and often lack the experience and training for difficult assignments.

Traditionally, this skill is taught early in training but difficult to simulate.

Reduction in the number of gynecological operations has made resident training more difficult in gynecological surgery.