Sentence examples for are difficult to use from inspiring English sources

But they, too, are difficult to use.

However, some of these are difficult to use.

" 'High volume' and 'sports car' are difficult to use in the same sentence," he said.

He also called for more research because standard tools and drugs are difficult to use in poor countries.

It is an expensive humanitarian situation to run because waterways are difficult to use – there's the Nile but that's it.

It seems that so many words with the letter "v" are words that are difficult to use and spell.

Clamshell diggers are difficult to use in deep holes because the narrow width of the hole makes it awkward to spread the handles apart.

Designers go for unusual shapes in an attempt to portray youth and vibrancy, but these can result in oddly proportioned spaces that are difficult to use.

Acceptance has been slow, however, because of the perception that digital cameras are difficult to use, expensive and that the services are developed for more savvy users.

The long-lived isotopes are difficult to use on young rocks because the extremely small amounts of daughter isotopes present are difficult to measure.

It broadly defines problems as things that have "caused a complete breakdown or malfunction, or where controls or features may work as designed, but are difficult to use or understand".