Sentence examples for very difficult to include from inspiring English sources

I think it's very, very difficult to include Off Broadway, but certainly we should -- and yet, for some reason, we can't.

It's very difficult to include expert commentary that depletes or diffuses the newsiness, because it sucks the signifying force out of the piece.

However, it would be very difficult to include fragmentation in models predicting CO2 release from CWD decomposition, since a large proportion of the material lost from CWD through fragmentation is simply transferred to a different pool, the litter layer.

However, it is very difficult to include unemployment rates in the year of leaving school and in the year of beginning of the current job simultaneously, because they are highly collinear.

That paper "was as profound as the whole lot," Close says, and Kibble "had been there throughout [the development of the theory]." Kibble says that, because of his group's later publication, "it was very difficult to include us.

As it is technically very difficult to include the more than 800,000 SSU sequences present in the databases (see http://www.arb-silva.de), microarrays with subsets of sequences specific to the ecological environment of interest are required.

Many believers found this very difficult to accept, including St Peter who had his knuckles wrapped by Paul  for eating at separate tables.

Specifically, it has become very difficult to be included as a new journal if the expected IF is less than 1.

However it is useful in community surveys where a family study method would be very difficult to implement, including in situations where some family members are deceased.

Furthermore, we are aware that the heterogeneity of clinical settings, diseases and drugs makes very difficult to anybody (including FDA) to prepare a technical documentation applicable to any context.

However, it would be very difficult to identify and include a high enough number of severely ill children at the community level.