Sentence examples for are difficult to spread to from inspiring English sources

He and other television news executives said they were trying to treat their reports on biological or chemical weapons responsibly, emphasizing the opinions of experts who say such agents are difficult to spread to large populations.

I find many of the batters far too thick – they are difficult to spread around the pan, which means the results are somewhat lumpen.

Compound that is too thick will be difficult to spread.

With ageing monarchs it is difficult to spread the fairy dust on a succession of middle-aged-to-elderly male kings.

And it can be difficult to spread the word about a new novel, with books pages like these becoming increasingly precious.

Crucially the new virus seems hard to catch and is difficult to spread.

Anyone who's worked in a large organization can tell you how it is difficult to spread best practices effectively across organizational stovepipes.

Second, it is difficult to spread the peptides over the whole tumor by intratumoral injection, especially against large tumors.

You can also buy pure lanolin, but it's easier to use when you mix it with a looser oil, since in its pure form it can be difficult to spread.

It's difficult to store, to spread, and there are limits to how much you can spread anyway.'" However, within the university there was a solution; a technology which turns this liquid into fertiliser pellets.

One of the given examples showed that some architectural problems are difficult to diagnose due to being spread through diverse unrelated modules.