Examples of 'difficult to monitor' in a sentence
Meaning of "difficult to monitor"
difficult to monitor - indicating that something is hard to keep track of or supervise
How to use "difficult to monitor" in a sentence
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It was also difficult to monitor privacy in the home.
The fragmented meat sector was difficult to monitor.
It might be difficult to monitor their time worked.
Even the displacements are particularly difficult to monitor.
Difficult to monitor exact location of goods in transit.
Low concentrations are difficult to monitor and control.
Difficult to monitor in the long term.
It is a touch too difficult to monitor this.
It is difficult to monitor how much each cat is eating.
The fact is it is incredibly difficult to monitor these lines.
It may be difficult to monitor if food has been eaten or stored properly.
Situation here has become increasingly difficult to monitor.
It will also be difficult to monitor their evolution if.
Cultural change processes are complex and difficult to monitor.
It is accordingly difficult to monitor the use of the funding.
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This is mainly because reintegration can be difficult to monitor.
Projects can be difficult to monitor if teams have a lot of independence.
Yet the face is the most difficult to monitor.
It is difficult to monitor his vibration.
Compliance with this requirement is difficult to monitor in third countries.
It is very difficult to monitor employee activities outside the office.
Unrealistic conditions or conditions which are difficult to monitor have been reformulated.
It is difficult to monitor all notifications.
We all know that such programmes are extremely difficult to monitor.
This makes difficult to monitor the quality of welding results.
The regulations in force are complicated and technically difficult to monitor.
But these would be very difficult to monitor and enforce.
Unaccompanied minor girls are thus often invisible and difficult to monitor.
Urban flooding is difficult to monitor due to complexities in data collection.
Drought is a complex phenomenon which is difficult to monitor and define.
It is therefore difficult to monitor children on the move with their masters.
Lack of available official data also makes it difficult to monitor progress.
This of course makes it difficult to monitor implementation and to enforce compliance.
They are therefore displayed in low contrast during shooting and may be difficult to monitor.
Strict and complex rules that are difficult to monitor should be avoided.
It is very difficult to monitor and control the use of social media.
Serious shortcomings that make it difficult to monitor the arms embargo.
It is hereby difficult to monitor whether correct arrangement has taken place.
Making them mobile makes it even more difficult to monitor and manage.
This makes it difficult to monitor progress in the dismantlement and disarmament process.
These factors render the effective implementation of undertakings impracticable and difficult to monitor.
Lack of access makes it difficult to monitor the overall humanitarian situation.
Bioremediation on the other hand is a lengthy process and is difficult to monitor and control.
The problem is that it is difficult to monitor the configuration of magnetic domains.
The transient nature of these slaughterhouses makes them even more difficult to monitor.
Probation is difficult to monitor.
Putting the auxiliary tube under elongation is a lengthy operation and is difficult to monitor.
Because it is difficult to monitor.
Manual mirror adjustment makes feedback of the actual position of the minor difficult to monitor.
Outdoor areas were previously difficult to monitor because of security system limitations.
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