Sentence examples for are difficult to shrink from inspiring English sources

Trading businesses often have large fixed costs such as computer systems and compliance departments that are difficult to shrink.

But supporters and critics alike worry that it will be difficult to shrink the government to anything like its former role.

But such innovations probably won't be necessary, he says, until the end of the decade, by which time it will be difficult to shrink components further using current techniques.

The issue, he explained, was that it was difficult to shrink transistors beyond a certain point.

We're at a point where it's so difficult to shrink everything that the cost may not decrease anymore, or at least it may not decrease very much.

Another key challenge is to enable more flexible revisions of existing blueprints in line with changing socioeconomic situations: it has been easier to expand the blueprint, while it is politically difficult to shrink it even in the context of the aging demographic structure.

Andrew Neilson of Ceramic Fuel Cells, which has deals with several European utilities to develop domestic fuel cells and has sold a few two-kilowatt units, points out that it is especially difficult to shrink all of the components needed to feed air and fuel to the cells and to extract energy from them.Generous state and federal subsidies for fuel cells should help Bloom sell to big businesses.

With both corporate profits and government salaries at stake, it will be equally difficult to shrink or transform".

While remaining LGBT organisations do important work in educating housing providers and homeless services on good practice, it is difficult to mitigate the effects of shrinking local authority budgets, a brutal housing market and the curtailing of young people's eligibility for benefits.

One drawback is that if peat is allowed to dry out, it shrinks and is difficult to re-wet.

At higher temperatures, the shrinking process was difficult to control precisely at the nano scale.