Sentence examples for copies making it difficult from inspiring English sources

For the publisher, it's an effort to address the "dark sharing" problem in which scientists and readers share PDF copies, making it difficult to gauge how often they're being read.  .

Another issue for consumers is that the new Napster service probably won't let them copy songs onto CDs, making it difficult for them to enjoy the songs in their cars and living rooms.

This materialized view [ 1] based alternative has been proven to be expensive and complicated, principally because indiscriminate copying introduces version maintenance problem, making it difficult to correct obsolete information in the copied version when the main copy is corrected.

Birds have complex muscles that move their wings, making it difficult to copy their aerodynamics.

However, presentation of data in the websites studied were often static and in different formats, making it difficult even to copy and paste out of the website.

However, there are many copies of IS1 and IS911 in the genome, making it difficult to draw any inference of their origins.

North Korea's taped replays did not carry the audio or graphics from the original footage, making it difficult to tell whose transmission it had copied.

Stop making it difficult.

Just making photo copies will make it difficult for you to remember later on if there is a test.

After all, only the incumbents have something to copy, which makes it difficult for new companies to enter the industry.

The more Kering and Alibaba will make it difficult for copies to find a market place, the price of the copies will rise instead of that the sales of the real stuff will increase.