Sentence examples for difficult medium to crack from inspiring English sources

He said that video was a notoriously difficult medium to crack for amateur videographers.

"Twitter is very difficult medium to handle," he said.

Videos are a very difficult medium to be good at, and also a difficult medium to consume quickly".

"This is a very difficult case to crack," Musole said.

Even so, India could remain a difficult market to crack.

"It's the most difficult one to crack.

China has been a notoriously difficult market to crack for overseas Web companies.

Wybron said: "The attainment gap has been a difficult nut to crack in recent years.

Determining the actual value of this intangible asset is a difficult nut to crack.

But, allowing payments or communication without touch being necessary has proved a difficult market to crack.

Ezbob covers both eBay and Amazon, a more more difficult 'nut' to crack.