Sentence examples for difficult to print from inspiring English sources

"Technically it's very difficult to print this big and maintain fine detail," he said.

Fortune had good color from an early date, when color was still very difficult to print.

It is difficult to print the content on many Web sites, whether they are blogs, MySpace pages, lists from comparison shopping sites or even directions from Google Maps.

The Natural Selection Portfolios and the Origin are more difficult to print, apparently designed primarily for online viewing.

For instance, the printers at the JNIA health office often run out of ink making it difficult to print important documents required for communication.

It is all the harder to fulfil that role at a time when advertising is difficult to find, print sales are gradually falling away and the digital takeup provides much less revenue.

With this design, I was able to layer things differently and use more subtle half-tones that would be difficult to screen-print".

These tiny action-figure-like representations were wildly popular print subjects back at Shapeways but they were notoriously difficult to capture and print.

In fact, it is difficult to segregate the print of truly folk character from the voluminous field of either "popular" or commercial printing.

That two-sided idea worked sufficient power over the British imagination at the end of the Great War that its source, a 1918 book called Married Love by the scientist Marie Stopes, was for years difficult to keep in print.

Both are built on a realisation that not only eludes most music writers but is difficult to capture in print: pop music is usually cheap and even absurd, but the best of it achieves a preciousness - the quality of being "righteous", as Bangs called it - that transcends all that.