Sentence examples for very difficult to conclude from inspiring English sources

"It now seems very difficult to conclude the crackdown – the initiators may face a backlash if they fail to root out all the other tigers," warned Zhang Lifan.

Scalability is the main problem of the heuristic methods and it is very difficult to conclude that one heuristic is better than the others.

CT diagnosis of an enlarged lymph node is easy but it is very difficult to conclude about its reactive or metastatic nature: subtle signs can help.

Summarizing the situation in London in the years 1937 and 1938, while I was ambassador, I can at least say that I was fully cognizant of the fact that it would be very difficult to conclude a pact with England.

Nonetheless, the rest of the Doha Round will be very difficult to conclude.

All are very difficult to conclude and are entwined with domestic political factors in many of the WTO's 159 member countries.

It would be difficult to conclude otherwise.

But global treaties are becoming increasingly difficult to conclude.

Earlier, Katter told Sky News he is negotiating with the prime minister and had told him he would find it "very difficult" to allow parliament to conclude without achieving reform on banking issues.

"Being 100% sustainable is very difficult to achieve" she concludes.

"It's very difficult to suggest," Home concluded, "that there is any increase in acute coronary events".