Sentence examples for difficult to shut down from inspiring English sources
And that popularity could make it difficult to shut down or restrict the radicals' activities.
"Paper machines are difficult to shut down and start back up," Mr. Jackson explained.
The system was difficult to shut down quickly after Germany criminalized bribery of foreign officials in 1998, since payments had been promised over longer periods, Mr. Siekaczek said.
He says the websites are difficult to shut down because they have four or five servers spread around the globe, and in most countries are not doing anything illegal.
If that is a risky strategy for the Kremlin in the long run, it is because it has opened up a political space that may be difficult to shut down.
Trump does have a motorcade available in Seoul, but making the trip by ground would have taken longer and foiled the element of surprise; it also would have been difficult to shut down and secure crowded Seoul streets at a moment's notice.
We have made the difficult decision to shut down EventVue.
In light of that, we've made the difficult decision to shut down Carousel and Mailbox".
We've made the difficult decision to shut down the Plex Cloud service on November 30th , 2018
Later, with the company struggling, I had to lead the board in the incredibly difficult decision to shut down the company.
