Sentence examples for difficult to ship and from inspiring English sources

Hydrogen is also difficult to ship and store.

For insulating the stoves, ceramic linings are the materials of choice in the lab, but they are difficult to ship and present problems of consistency for mass production.

The requirement was to produce for immediate use small amounts of chemicals that are difficult to ship and to store, and to mass-produce microcomponents.

Taller towers to accommodate these blades can be difficult to ship, install and keep steady in the field, however.

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.

Small items do not cost a lot when it comes to shipping and of course it is not difficult to ship.

In a rare interview with reporters, the villagers told the Associated Press that it's too difficult to ship farm products on roads so rough and close to the sky that cars are in constant danger of tumbling off the single-lane dirt roads that zigzag up to the fields.

"The nature of flash sales dictates that products are not kept in inventory and are thus very difficult to ship fast or for free.

Bento Koike has built Tecsis, one of the world's most successful manufacturers of wind-turbine blades, in Brazil, his home country, even though both the company's raw materials and its customers are in Europe and America and the huge blades are difficult to ship.

It's still difficult to ship wine into New York or New Jersey but, lucky for me and a few others, Williams Selyem is owned by John S. Dyson, who also owns Millbrook Vineyards, in the Hudson Valley.

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