Sentence examples for difficult to condense from inspiring English sources

Many thoughts are difficult to condense into 140 characters.

The elements of Group 18 (0) are gases that are difficult to condense.

At 131 pages long it's difficult to condense their policies into a couple of paragraphs, but the Campaign for Science and Engineering has done a decent job picking out areas relevant to science.

"It is extremely difficult to condense all the work you've done and all the things you've learned into a product pitch that's only a few minutes," says Nicholas Durr, an assistant professor in the School of Engineering and the undergraduate program director for the Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design in the Department of Biomedical Engineering.

There were some stories that were difficult to condense the weight that I needed for certain scenes and put those on the page.

(Patient 3) Its difficult because there is so much stuff that is legislated that has to be in, so it is difficult to condense them any less.

As we've seen in recent years, it's been difficult to achieve sustained improvement and the mass of information makes it hard to condense into a simple message.

The boiling point of acetone (56 °C) is lower than that of ethanol (78 °C), and butanol (118 °C), making it difficult to be condensed by the current condensing system.

It was more difficult for dew to condense under the canopy of the plants than on the bare sand dunes.

After the committee had digested each docket entry, one member gave an oral presentation, describing information that was too difficult or cumbersome to condense in code.

I ended up with far too much stuff: it was quite difficult actually trying to condense it down to within the word count.