Sentence examples for difficult to do on from inspiring English sources

Either would be difficult to do on a large scale, Mr. Caldeira said.

Changing the audience setting by accident is not that difficult to do on Facebook's Web site.

500 stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange, but difficult to do on Nasdaq.

"A lot of things are difficult to do on the Web," he said.

That's quite difficult to do on your own, and it's obviously a huge stress relief," she says.

But Mr. Shea retorts: "On a paved road, you can do things with drainage that are much more difficult to do on a dirt road.

Addressing psychosocial needs in the wake of Ebola is important, but it can difficult to do for people who are subsiding on a single meal of rice and oils per day.

Shutting down Cooper will be key, but it will be awfully difficult to do in one-on-one coverage if safeties Zeke Matta and Matthias Farley are in the box supporting the run.

Mr. Doherty said that while he eventually hoped to rid the city of leftover snow, it would be difficult to do so on one pass.

Window-shopping in L.A. is difficult to do, except on store-jammed Third Street and Robertson Boulevard.

"It is notoriously difficult to do experiments on mice that properly mimic Alzheimer's disease in humans," he said.