Sentence examples for difficult to replicate the from inspiring English sources
Even if that isn't the case, it is arguably difficult to replicate the personalized apothecary image on a large scale.
Ms. Kapp, the consultant, said companies in some other retail categories, like apparel, might find it difficult to replicate the Toys RR" Us example.
Although the Japanese government has pledged to help rebuild the giant monuments, carved from sandstone cliffs, it will be difficult to replicate the originals.
While it is extremely difficult to replicate the behaviour of a large flexible lightweight structure in microgravity on the ground, an experiment to determine the point of collapse of BRCs under gravity were used to verify the simulation results.
But by any measure, the exchange is unusual, and if a prolonged cold snap hits here, Northwest energy officials say it may be extremely difficult to replicate the aid.
Kath Scanlon, a researcher at the London School of Economics, authored a 2011 report entitled Towards a sustainable private rented sector, and said it would be difficult to replicate the system in the UK.
The intricacy of the alveolar network, the alveolus-capillary interface along with the variety of cell types that populate it, render it difficult to replicate this architecture from the micro- to the macro-scale.
So almost 60% of those who failed to achieve promotion via the play-offs have found it difficult to replicate that feat in the subsequent campaign.
The associated support is first rate and particularly for those not well connected in the Valley would be difficult to replicate; ultimately the $15,000 may be the headline figure but the related support makes it much more valuable.
The big reduction in the number of impoverished people over the past 20 years will be difficult to replicate in the coming decades because "the poor are increasingly concentrated in conflict-prone states, mainly in sub-Saharan Africa", the report warns.
Also, comparisons of the two smaller samples are predictably less trustworthy and probably more difficult to replicate than the comparisons of the much larger samples.
