Sentence examples for and difficult to move from inspiring English sources

"It looked spongy and dead and difficult to move the ball quickly around it.

The Unit Blocks — with nothing to hold them together, and difficult to move when assembled — encourage a more fluid, open-ended process that is never quite finished and easily started anew.

MSN seeks to build up a cache of personal information on each customer, information that is cumbersome to gather and difficult to move to a new service such as electronic receipts of online purchases, traffic alerts based on users' commutes and other items.

It's impossible to stand still on them, and difficult to move slowly.

But too often the problems are deep, structural, and difficult to move the needle on.

This weight, combined with that of a Leslie speaker, makes the instrument cumbersome and difficult to move between venues.

In remission from breast cancer, Ms. Sargent found it physically and emotionally difficult to move from her two-story, balconied space to her new apartment in a glass skyscraper two blocks away.

This was because the gravel embedded in a matrix of fine sand and was difficult to move on these gentle slopes.

Gln70 in Rab1, compared with Gln61 in Ras, is more towards the GTPase inside and relatively difficult to move out.

Your foot will become more buoyant and more difficult to move deliberately in the water.

At this point the new one is wrinkled and so soft that the animal cannot support itself and finds it very difficult to move, and the new endocuticle has not yet formed.