Sentence examples for difficult to install in from inspiring English sources

Timber piles are cheap but difficult to install in hard soil.

Though some of the technology will prove difficult to install in the rooms it was good to see the options available for different needs.

Compared with the wired solution (e.g. using a 52-m POF cable without the UWOC part), the proposed underwater Fi Wi scheme can save optical wet-mate connectors that are sophisticated, very expensive and difficult to install in deep ocean.

A digital rival set up by ITV collapsed, and cable was more difficult to install in many parts of Britain where the laying of fiber optic cable took months.

Such measures also reduce the harm of other unwanted incidents, such as fires, but can sometimes be difficult to install in existing buildings, especially when the buildings have historical value.

Many US buildings were lit by gas but this carried safety risks and was difficult to install in taller buildings.

Wired home alarm systems cost less but are difficult to install if the home isn't prewired.

It is also difficult to install and use in current versions of Windows.

This large scale sophisticated in-situ testing equipments are sometimes difficult to install, plus time consuming to be employed in the field.

In addition, essential devices are often difficult to install, complicated to use, and expensive to maintain.

In the early 1990's, they were expensive and difficult to install, but over time they grew to be standard features on personal computers.