Sentence examples for being difficult to handle from inspiring English sources

Fluorine at that time was made only occasionally on a small laboratory scale, and it had a reputation for intense chemical reactivity and for being difficult to handle.

Columbus insist it's a good deal for a player who'll be 32 in September, and who, that penalty spat notwithstanding, has a reputation for being difficult to handle.

Go Man Go had a reputation for being difficult to handle.

The created experimental composite had high fluidity, being difficult to handle.

Finally, those HPs showing evidence of being difficult to handle experimentally were also rejected, i.e., large (>800 residues) and membrane-embedded proteins.

It was difficult to handle the chemicals without getting poisoned.

Even so, the ordeal has been difficult to handle.

Like hypergolic fuel, the oxidizers are extremely toxic substances and so are difficult to handle.

The pressure is difficult to handle but our supporters were unbelievable".

Because the sticky cyanoacrylates were difficult to handle, Coover abandoned the research.

Current techniques use costly enzymes or highly concentrated acids that are difficult to handle.