Sentence examples for difficult to operate in from inspiring English sources

Juan Prieto, MSF Yemen's head of mission, said it has become difficult to operate in Yemen.

I found it difficult to operate in the music industry as a 25-year-old woman.

Even as the ice recedes, the Arctic will remain extraordinarily cold, dark, remote, expensive and difficult to operate in.

Several mortgage companies mentioned that tough "predatory lending" statutes in New Jersey make it more difficult to operate in the state's subprime market.

"It's obviously extremely difficult to operate in the same town; there's a reason it takes eight years to make a deal," said Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager.

The crisscrossing, according to one transit memorandum, has long made trains on the lines "difficult to schedule and even more difficult to operate in a reliable manner".

F.B.I. officials said it was difficult to operate surreptitiously in the closed society of Los Alamos.

The telcos and cable firms say mesh's giddy predictions are overblown and that mesh nets will be expensive to maintain and difficult to operate, especially in big cities.

"During our training we have tried different GPS watches and we have never been completely satisfied with them: too bulky, too difficult to operate, slow in getting the GPS signal, small screens and little to show:  honestly quite boring stuff," the team writes.

Toyota said their accelerator pedals can become worn and difficult to operate or stick in a partly depressed position.

Medical equipment, however, must be compatible with the technological standards and physical environment of the affected community (58); powered wheelchairs are difficult to operate and maintain in developing countries, for example (59).