Sentence examples for difficult to duplicate the from inspiring English sources

As these models demonstrated, it is difficult to duplicate the patina of original cars.

But several players said it was difficult to duplicate the speed and force they see on game day.

Paul E. Stacey, director of planning and standards for the Connecticut Bureau of Water Protection, said it might be difficult to duplicate the state's trading program elsewhere.

"Don't you think there's room for some competition to Taco Bell?" she asked hopefully, while acknowledging that it might be difficult to duplicate the charms of Rosemary's.

But many scientists say that this isn't true of all branches of research and that it is difficult to duplicate the flexibility and adaptability of fetal tissue.

I had to admit it would be quite difficult to duplicate the feathery lightness or rich geometric prints of the silky harem pants.

It would be difficult to duplicate that kind of expertise and enthusiasm with a flight crew that originates on the mainland.

I think it'd be difficult to duplicate that again.

Although biometric information is difficult to duplicate, these methods are not immune to forgery, or so-called spoofing.

Clearly, it is difficult to duplicate exactly the dynamic environment of the systemic and portal blood flow without incorporating a corresponding dynamic in vitro culture environment.

Understandably the POV aspects of the book are sometimes difficult to duplicate in the show, but I was often very bored of Bran's segments this time around and felt that the cliff notes version would've sufficed.