Sentence examples for be difficult to recreate from inspiring English sources
The capabilities of thousands of engineers and technicians will be difficult to recreate later once they have been lost.
The rest of the concert was uneven because of the material as well as the execution; "Thunderbird," a T Bone Burnett production, has a gleam that would be difficult to recreate onstage.
They may also preserve historic genetic traits and that they provide habitat for wild flora and fauna that may be difficult to recreate in zoos, arboretums or laboratories.
When you fall in love with something and suddenly they don't make it anymore, it gets a little crazy, because that's the kind of thing it would be difficult to recreate.
This would be difficult to recreate using traditional manufacturing methods.
"It's difficult to recreate yourself someplace else".
Despite the significant advances in the meniscus tissue engineering field, it is difficult to recreate the complex structure and organization of the collagenous matrix of the meniscus.
It is difficult to recreate, in a laboratory, the physico-chemical conditions expected in a repository and impossible to simulate the time scales involved without encountering kinetic effects that cannot be scaled back to natural process rates.
"The confidence in the food chain was affected adversely, and the share prices of big supermarkets were affected, and it is difficult to recreate the feeling of anxiety that the public had at the time this all emerged.
It's difficult to recreate the impact of a strong production, but the Met has put great care into its current revival of "Dialogues des Carmelites," which opened on Saturday night after an absence of eight years.
