Sentence examples for be harder to attach from inspiring English sources
Using a real stick may be the most authentic move, but keep in mind that it won't be as clean as something you can find at home, and that it may be harder to attach it to leaves or petals.
However, cells were hard to attach and grow on the HA based membranes.
For many simultaneous streams flowing in the multimedia delivery system, for example, it is hard to attach attributes, such as colors and textures, to water to distinguish individual objects.
We rented the Alley Cat. (We were lucky it was available; we hadn't called in advance to reserve it, which is advisable as such instant tandems can be hard to come by). We attached it to the seat post of the mountain bike my husband chose to ride, and suddenly we were looking at a kid-friendly tandem.
It will be hard to get mentoring without wondering if there are unspoken strings attached.
But in any rational look at the spectrum of American political views, it is hard to imagine attaching the words "moderate" or "moderate conservative" to Ryan on any issue except perhaps his clothing preferences and his haircut.
Big budgets come with strings attached, and the public is harder to shock than ever before.
The process is so quick it's hard to feel personally attached to it, but perhaps that feeling grows in time as the algorithm learns more about you and tweaks its suggestions accordingly.
Although some beads might be a bit hard to attach, they might be worth the effort if they really help the design to pop.
