Sentence examples for be difficult to operate from inspiring English sources
A parallel system that runs alongside the journals might be difficult to operate, he said.
It says the mandatory inspections are too intrusive, and also claims that it would be difficult to operate in federal countries, where prisons are managed at local level.
The Wrights knew that it would be difficult to operate a wheeled aircraft from the rough and sandy surface where they planned to fly, so they decided to launch their machine into the air with a smooth run down a 60-foot-long monorail track.
Its intuitive controls and gyroscopic balancing systems may have appealed to technology fans but the Segway, which can be difficult to operate, initially proved a hard sell to the public and was for long dismissed as little more than a rich geek's toy.
They may be too small to be used by executives, with tiny, often cramped, screens and keyboards that can be difficult to operate.
During the 1932 West Indies cruise, the catapult proved to be difficult to operate in anything but a calm sea, as it was frequently awash in bad weather.
At first, the four-headed shower was difficult to operate.
For several months there were inquiries, and it's difficult to operate under such circumstances".
F.B.I. officials said it was difficult to operate surreptitiously in the closed society of Los Alamos.
But Ms. Donato, the shelter worker in Rome, said it was difficult to operate the center with the little money it received.
