Sentence examples for difficult to handle the from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to handle the chemicals without getting poisoned.

Rokotov began to find it difficult to handle the mounting number of orders, at times having to work simultaneously on some 50 portraits.

But if the proportion of electricity supplied by wind were to grow to, say, 20 percent or more, it would become increasingly difficult to handle the fluctuations in output.

One is the sheer concentration of flights and passengers coming in and going out at peak times, making it difficult to handle the volume of air traffic, especially when flights have to be spaced further apart than normal because of bad weather.

However, steel jacketing and using steel haunch elements would be potential for corrosion and it is difficult to handle the heavy steel plates (Truong et al. 2017).

Because it is difficult to handle the log of (sleft( xright) =frac{1}{1+e^{-x}}), we approximate (sleft( xright) ) as follows: begin{aligned} sleft( xright) =frac{1}{1+e^{-x}}approx e^{-text {max}left{ 0 delta -xright} }. end{aligned} (3)To visually see how tight the approximation is, we plot the above two functions on the same coordinate when (delta =1).

If the following aircraft set off immediately, the rapidly moving air would make the plane difficult to handle, so the delay gives the air time to recover from the miniature whirlwinds caused by the preceding plane.

If you roll it too thin the tortut will be difficult to handle between the board and the baking tray, so lean more towards thicker than thinner.

However, the source term of the equation is difficult to handle without the inclusion of preexisting vessels.

"This was a secret she carried inside of her that was even more difficult to handle than the affair itself with the President.

However, delays becomes more difficult to handle in the same way that tracking error degrades the performance: The noise level increases and decorrelates predictors and response variables.