Sentence examples for are hard to float from inspiring English sources

Junk bonds, often linked to MBSs, are hard to float.

EARLY versions of air beds were low-lying affairs that were hard to blow up and offered about as much support as a pool float.

"To put our machines in perspective," said Ackermann in a statement, "while SHA256 integer calculations are hard to compare to floating point operations, on the common LINPACK Rpeak and Rmax benchmarks each of our MSEMs outperform the worlds' fastest supercomputers.

As you float down the river, bald eagles are hard to miss, politely living up to their stereotype by soaring majestically above the trees.

But how far away they were was hard to say: Floating in a dark, silky envelope of water and air, with no visible demarcation between sky and water, seemed to erase any sense of distance.

But King's initial public offering (IPO) is set for the New York Stock Exchange and it is hard to see Spotify deciding to float anywhere but in the US, its biggest most important market.

For $1,200 I could buy enough Diet Coke (I prefer Pepsi, but it's hard to find from the fountain) to float a battleship, but in this little fantasy world that's not the point.

However firmly your feet are planted on the floor, it is hard to escape the sensation of floating.

Space collisions might be hard to predict, but debris is floating space all the time.

Moreover, without Sanders in the race, it's hard to believe she would have floated the famously liberal Senator Elizabeth Warren as a potential vice presidential pick.

It was hard to ignore the 2014 IndyRef merchandise floating around the demonstration, slogans seemingly as relevant as they were in 2014.