Sentence examples for very difficult to set from inspiring English sources

R.C.T.s are often very difficult to set up properly and can take many years to carry out.

"Beyond this, the issues are very complex and it is very difficult to set ourselves up as judge and jury for every advertiser we carry".

"When we had no DRS or anything, it was still a very good driver's circuit, where you have nice, high-speed corners and some low-speed ones that make it very difficult to set up the car, but it is still nice," Barrichello said.

This makes it very difficult to set a unique framework to assess and govern organisational data.

"If you don't know what's causing the decline, it's very difficult to set up a management plan to counteract it," Bjorndal points out.

The result of key informant interview (KII) had shown that it is very difficult to set criteria and to identify the wealth status of Nuer people.

It is very difficult to set-up a probability distribution of a random variable in the classical sense (objective probability) when a particular event rarely occurred or even it has an incomplete development.

We felt it was very difficult to define a set of finite, mutually exclusive and exhaustive health states that are clinically meaningful and fully describe the experiences of patients with malignant melanoma using the 15 dimensions of the EORTC QLC-30.

Nurses told us that it was very difficult to arrange a good camera setting.

These specific tests are often very expensive and difficult to set up, especially when the structure dimensions are large (fuselages of aircraft, ship hulls…).

But the rock's very uniqueness makes it difficult to set a price.