Sentence examples for difficult to skip from inspiring English sources

Since the content is being drawn from several sources, the quality varies widely, and I found it somewhat difficult to skip past a story while in Geoplay mode.

Analysts say, however, that companies that want to have a global presence will find it very difficult to skip this opportunity to enter the Brazilian market on a large scale.

It is difficult to skip easily over that elision of "caricaturists" and "Jews" in light of the multiple murders last week in Paris, first in the editorial offices of Charlie Hebdo, then at Hyper Cacher, a kosher supermarket in Porte de Vincennes.

It can be too easy to let ourselves off the hook when it comes to eating well or working out but a lot more difficult to skip a workout when you have someone waiting for you at the gym.

To celebrate this momentous occasion, we decided to give the good people of Los Angeles a free screening of the full episode, plus a DJ set from Randy Randall of No Age and vegan desserts from Clara Cakes to make this event extra difficult to skip.

On the last two steps in each set, you'll find it's difficult to skip-step, since it naturally puts your weight onto your other foot.

I often hear from parents who download unauthorised cartoons for their kids because the DVDs come with long, unskippable (or difficult-to-skip) adverts, the worst of which deploy "pester power" tactics intended to get kids to nag their parents to buy something.

More than that and the paragraph becomes difficult to skim quickly, and thus, might get skipped over altogether.

The growing clamor among marketers for branded entertainment — embedding brands and products in the plots to make it more difficult for viewers to skip or ignore the sponsors — is a major reason for the start-up of BB Hollywood, along with the increasing appetite among consumers to watch video online as well as on television.

In my experience, once job searching becomes difficult, we try to skip a few steps or give up our goal entirely.

Environmentalists oppose the bill, saying it will hamstring an already weakened state Department of Environmental Protection, and cause regulators to skip difficult cases.