Sentence examples for difficult for us to use from inspiring English sources

This makes it difficult for us to use the sensor because it is logic '0' when it is both on and off.

However, it is difficult for us to use this method to deal with the high-dimensional case.

We have a security policy to not allow web servers, which has made it more difficult for us to use graphical platforms such as Galaxy.

Love is a difficult word for us to use, just like talking about death is a difficult subject for us all to grasp.

This makes it more difficult for other uses to use the same gloves.

Since so many of us order a diet (fill in the blank) drink without giving a nanosecond's thought to the word diet on the label, it may be very difficult for us to get used to another name.

First, there is a need to review the international conventions that criminalise the use of drugs and push PWID into illegal situations where it is more difficult for us to make use of effective prevention measures.

"The legal market has historically lacked transparency, making it difficult for us to deviate from using incumbent, brand-name law firms," says Bob Marin, the general counsel of Panasonic North America.

We have controlled and secured it with much effort from the Taliban.' " "But they didn't pay attention, and they allowed the Taliban to take shelter and sow I.E.D.'s, which will be difficult for us to clear," he added, using the military abbreviation for improvised explosive devices.

The terms that reviewers used to describe the analytical processes, the conceptual data to be synthesised, and the result of the synthesis varied widely, were inconsistent across papers and often confusing to the reader making it difficult for us to follow the methods used in many papers.

We are receiving 100 MHz signals from our antennas, and due to the high frequency of FM signals, it will be very difficult for us to deal with the signals using software due to the limitation of sampling frequency of the microcontroller.