Sentence examples for very difficult organizations from inspiring English sources

"These are actually very difficult organizations to kill," Gartenstein-Ross told VICE News.

The entire ad ecosystem is becoming very, very difficult for news organizations, particularly news organizations that do the expensive work of original reporting.

"It's very difficult for large organizations to act like entrepreneurs.

Given the primitive state of health IT in America, "it's going to be very difficult for physician organizations" to make the changeover, says Ben Quirk, a partner at TempDev, a health-care IT consulting firm in San Francisco.

No, and I think it's going to be very difficult for those organizations that waited to meet the meaningful use criteria.

It seems very difficult for an organization to manage change effectively without a certain level of buy-in from its employees.

But the new model was very difficult for the organization to consume and as clever as we were, we couldn't make it work, build or buy.

Some institutions have successfully banned all such organizations, which is possible (though still often very difficult politically) when the organizations are supported by or legally linked with the university.

"I do, I always did, and always will, support Pride, and I understand it's a very difficult task for the organization themselves to organize these things, however what I believe coming now in 2015 with the 20th Pride, I think that a very pretty and sweet communication is not going to work anymore," he asserted.

However, in every province, individual owners have a relaxed attitude, no province-level industry organization has been established, and these factors make organization very difficult and very costly.

"I thought this would be the week, but obviously that did not happen, which makes things very difficult for the entire organization".