Sentence examples for difficult to divide from inspiring English sources

Producers of ice cream or soda, which is difficult to divide or score into 15mg THC servings, might have to sit this round out.

This one is a fast-growing grass, robust to say the least, and is difficult to divide or control, once established.

When the Weekly introduced staple binding in the early 2000s, the editor received complaints that joint subscribers were finding it difficult to divide up the issue when it arrived.

Some real estate executives said the vacancy statistics in the county had been distorted by the presence of former corporate headquarters buildings that have been difficult to divide for new tenants.

"The acquisition of Jamel White gave us four running backs, and I felt it would be difficult to divide the running back role into four parts," Browns Coach Chris Palmer said.

Mr. Sennett, who grew up in a Chicago housing project and describes himself as a creature of habit, originally found it difficult to divide his time between New York and London.

However, monthly serum levels observed in this study suggested that it might be difficult to simply divide the four seasons into two groups (warm vs. cold).

There is of course some overlap because it is difficult to seamlessly divide the responsibilities of an EHCRB into unique categories.

As we noted above, it is difficult in practice to divide inherited resources up literally in this way.

The whole would be difficult to sub-divide into clearly defined parts for study and manipulation in isolation from the rest.

It would be difficult, if not impossible, to divide that up should they split.