Sentence examples for very difficult to deliver from inspiring English sources

Ageing Western societies make it very difficult to deliver rapid growth.

"The practicalities of a general strike are very difficult to deliver," said Mick Whelan, Aslef's general secretary.

There are also profound infrastructure and labour market issues that make the Gatwick option very difficult to deliver.

But the UK chancellor, George Osborne, said Syriza's promises to voters appeared "very difficult to deliver" and "incompatible with what the eurozone currently demands", warning that any resulting uncertainty would have an impact on Britain.

Mr. Musharraf promised nothing short of Pakistan's moral and economic rejuvenation when he took power, but he has found it very difficult to deliver, particularly on people's bread-and-butter hopes.

"You can profess to believe in meritocracy and high social mobility, but when it actually comes to the crunch, it's very difficult to deliver policies that the middle-class electorate is going to like.

With the exception of maize, cotton and vegetables in a few countries, seed markets are very poorly developed, making it difficult to deliver modern varieties, including transgenic varieties, to farmers.

'That makes the stuff difficult to deliver.

And justice is not difficult to deliver.

It is very difficult to stand and deliver a sound judgment of what is wrong and what is right when you watch the history of a nation being made on a 47-inch HD flat screen in a nice living room.

Cells are very good at protecting their precious contents — and as a result, it's very difficult to penetrate their membrane walls to deliver drugs, nutrients or biosensors without damaging or destroying the cell.