Sentence examples for very difficult to communicate from inspiring English sources

"It was very difficult to communicate with these people," Muziki went on.

If that happens, the official said, terrorists will find it very difficult to communicate as couriers take significant time to move messages.

Of their enduring rapport, the singer said, "I don't think we find it very difficult to communicate, even though it appears we come from different worlds.

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

"We found it's very difficult to communicate the value of The Week," says Kotok, 39. "We really focused on getting them to try it.

"I needed a PI who had a good background in biophysics because otherwise it would be very difficult to communicate, since I didn't speak the language of biology and he wouldn't have spoken the language of physics".

However, the confidence limits associated with molecular clock estimates can sometimes be very wide and the meaning of this uncertainty may be difficult to communicate to a jury.

"My old system is more than 20 years old and I was finding it very difficult to continue to communicate effectively and do the things I love to do," Professor Hawking said in London.

"I was finding it very difficult to continue to communicate effectively and so do the things I love to do," he told a press conference in London for the launch of the new Intel software platform.

"It will become more difficult to communicate between the players.

But it's always been difficult to communicate suffering.