Sentence examples for difficult to share on from inspiring English sources
He laments that the 2009 videos were difficult to share on Facebook or Twitter, which could kill a story in its infancy for young netizens, an issue the designers corrected for the 2010 campaign.
It also means it's difficult to share articles on Twitter and Facebook.
From what I can glean, it's difficult to share books on Kindle; mostly, everyone has to buy their own copy, which surely neutralises any initial difference in price.
Kan says that it's frustratingly difficult to share video taken on your phone with friends: email attachments are a pain because of size issues, and MMS leads to heavily degraded video quality.
It also makes it more difficult to share or sell data on children younger than 16.
Current approaches require many hours of manual curation and depend on approaches that are difficult to share between labs.
They take up twice the storage on the phone and are difficult to share or upload beyond Apple's walled garden, much like HTC's Zoe.
It originally said the videos on the Rock Stars of Science Web site were difficult to share, but has been amended to say that was true only for the 2009 campaign.
He admitted players find it difficult to share his optimism.
Yet it's difficult to share Lieberman's triumphalist certainties.
