Sentence examples for difficult to ship from inspiring English sources

Hydrogen is also difficult to ship and store.

But because the balls cannot be deflated, they are more difficult to ship.

Another complication: Since Prohibition, a thicket of interstate laws have made it difficult to ship wine across state lines.

For example, Mr. Buzzeo said, "When ceilings are over 10 or 12 feet, it gets too difficult to ship".

The increased traffic on the same number of tracks is making it difficult to ship anything except oil.

In addition, Jamam is in a very isolated and undeveloped area, with few roads nearby, making it extremely difficult to ship in food, medicine and other supplies.

Furthermore, N. rajah has a distinctive leaf shape making it difficult to illegally ship abroad even if the pitchers are removed, as an informed customs official should be able to identify it.

Coal was relatively inexpensive and easily available; however, it did not burn cleanly and was difficult to transfer from ship to ship at sea.

Not only might it be more difficult to find a company to ship 12 apples at a time to a small convenience store, but if the apples don't sell in a few days, they go bad.

In 2012 the EU banned imports of Iranian oil and made it difficult to insure ships carrying Iranian oil.

Some experts have suggested that it is actually quite difficult to see ships under choppy or hazy conditions.