Sentence examples for difficult to edit from inspiring English sources

The video from tapeless camcorders is very difficult to edit on a computer, too.

Roth found this layered, melancholy story the most difficult to edit, and ended up returning to it numerous times before he was able to cut it down into shorter, kid-friendly portions.

But he adds that presently those kind of multi-genetic traits would be difficult to edit in because we don't fully understand their basis, let alone what unintended consequences might result.

Seen another way, however, whisking the visitor into a waiting limousine deprived Kim Dae Jung of a chance to read an arrival speech, depriving him of a chance to address the North in a setting that would have been difficult to edit out.

DNA turns out to be much more difficult to edit that computer files.

It was really difficult to edit his scenes since he had so many great stories!

"The Piano"?' " It would have been difficult indeed to edit Mr. Brody out of "The Pianist," which opens on Dec. 27 in New York and Los Angeles.

"It was a creatively difficult movie to edit, very original and different, with a far-ranging story that goes all over the city and involved 51 speaking roles," Mr. Lonergan said.

Select the dance-type and the difficult you wish to edit and choose "Create With Blank", OR you can start with a source of a different difficult and go off that (meaning that your taking the exact steps of one difficult of that song, and using them in the difficult you choose and you can add on).

Whilst XML profiles are suitable for machine processing, they are difficult for human users to edit.

The founders have coaxed Ben Marcus, an American author who once wrote a 13-page defence of "difficult fiction" in Harper's, to edit the fiction section.