Sentence examples for difficult to exhibit from inspiring English sources

It can be difficult to exhibit jewelry, even Calder's resolutely unprecious metals, without creating a boutique atmosphere.

Even more materially rarefied, and correspondingly difficult to exhibit persuasively, is the work of two great Brazilian artists, Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica.

The bronzes were cast in matching pairs, so it is difficult to exhibit them properly," BM African specialist Dr. Nigel Barley said last month.

Because it is difficult to exhibit the relationship for the latent variables in the Fig.  1, so we furthermore present relationship among them in Fig.  2.

MAS should be particularly useful for traits that are difficult to measure, exhibit low heritability, and/or are expressed late in development, such as productivity, disease resistance, drought and heat tolerance.

It is difficult to persuade new dealers to exhibit.

Due to very stable and xenobiotic nature, reactive dyes are difficult to degrade or exhibit slow degradation [5].

Soft computing is an emerging technique, whose utility is more stressed, when the problems are ill-defined, difficult to model and exhibit large scale solution spaces.

Patients with ER-negative breast tumors are among the most difficult to treat and exhibit low survival rates due, in part, to metastasis from the breast to various distal sites.

Patients with ER-negative tumors are among the most difficult to treat and exhibit low survival rates due, in part, to metastasis from the breast to various distal sites.

Finding gallery representation or places to exhibit work of this nature in Maine can be difficult.