Sentence examples for difficult to charge the from inspiring English sources
The competition made it difficult to charge the restaurants more than $1 per online reservation, said Paul Lightfoot, a founder of Foodline.
This will give not only a better appreciation of the changing behaviour of 67P under all conditions, but will provide the lander with some important protection - from too much sun, which could lead to overheating, or too little light, which would make it difficult to charge the batteries.
If your battery is run down it is very difficult to charge it with the TouchStone charger.
The voltage level from which the charge period has to recover is higher (because the capacitor is larger), but the capacitor is now also more difficult to charge.Figure 14 shows normalized data for the Opportunistic method.
That ruling made it more difficult to charge someone with insider trading if the person improperly leaking confidential information was not getting a personal benefit of some consequence.
I think G.E. decided, 'We can't go on doing this.' " While networks have found it difficult to charge ever-higher advertising rates in the face of declining ratings, big cable channels — like USA, TNT and TBS — have flourished with the millions of dollars in subscription fees from cable operators that they receive, on top of advertising.
They found it difficult to charge her because, unlike Wheelwright and the other men who had been tried, she had never spoken her opinions in public, nor had she ever signed any statements about them.
Public services such as roads and parks are difficult to charge for, because they are closely integrated with the community.
Indonesian officials had expressed concern that it would be difficult to charge him under its laws.
