Sentence examples for very difficult to meet from inspiring English sources

The most important design target of system availability was very difficult to meet with conventional water adsorption driers.

"It's going to be very difficult to meet the current production needs, particularly for the current global population, with kangaroo," Ms. Henry said.

"If you have more than 10percentt of your diet from added sugars, then it is very difficult to meet nutrient needs from other components.

It will be very difficult to meet the ambitious carbon dioxide targets without technological innovations such as solar energy, wind energy, and electricity storage, the report says.

"You don't meet wire walkers much, and it's very difficult to meet people who teach," said Tim Guinee, an actor, who reluctantly confessed to having had some experience on the wire.

"If these projects aren't wound back, we're looking at an extra 300bn tonnes of CO2 by 2050, which will make it very difficult to meet the 2C target," said Georgina Woods, lead campaigner for Greenpeace Australia.

"We're analysing the data and I'm finding it very difficult to see how we can meet those goals with our present trajectory and with the finances we have available," he said.

It's very difficult to play against".

Four-fifths of claimants told researchers they were finding it "very" or "fairly" difficult to meet the shortfalls, and many said they would continue to spend less on household essentials over the next 12 months.

Asus's CEO, Jerry Shen, stated that this goal is "a very aggressive target that would be difficult to meet before 2013" citing numerous obstacles including a heat issue with Intel's CPUs.

Grant money is very hard to come by, and it's becoming increasingly difficult to meet the regulatory standards.