Sentence examples for difficult to replenish from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, at 52, he found drained emotions too difficult to replenish.

Losses in manpower appear to be more difficult to replenish for Col Gaddafi's army.

If the deal had held, Israel would have been happy with the outcome, he says, because it has damaged stockpiles of weapons that Hamas will find difficult to replenish.

If the deal holds then Israel will be happy with the outcome, our correspondent says - because it has damaged stockpiles of weapons that Hamas will find difficult to replenish, and it will have quiet on its border with Gaza.

Moreover, even if silver ions initially manage to attach themselves to the surface, as the etching progresses, it becomes increasingly difficult to replenish the etching solution to etch the oxidized silicon layer (SiO2) under the attached silver particles on the silicon through the silver dendrites that cling to the surface and spread over the whole silicon substrate.

We will find it increasingly difficult to replenish their ranks.

Hezbollah had to recruit hard to replenish its ranks.

Moody's warned that Italy's most recent economic slump was creating more failed loans and making it very difficult for banks to replenish their coffers through short-term borrowing.

Transport bottlenecks exacerbated by wintry weather made it difficult in some places to replenish them.

A strike would not prevent banks from loading their automated tellers in time for New Year's, but it could make it difficult for business customers to replenish their cash supplies immediately afterward.

We're burning through money that will be very difficult to get Congress to replenish if we blow it this time.