Sentence examples for difficult to spread from inspiring English sources

Compound that is too thick will be difficult to spread.

While Tebow may spread the wealth, it will be more difficult to spread the attention.

Unfortunately, the various web programming languages make it difficult to spread computation over more than one stage.

The message that has been more difficult to spread is that the donation list is riddled with errors.

For the H2O2 decrease in the thicker region, a low diffusion coefficient of H2O2 in the Nafion layer makes it difficult to spread out.

I find many of the batters far too thick – they are difficult to spread around the pan, which means the results are somewhat lumpen.

It's difficult to store, to spread, and there are limits to how much you can spread anyway.'" However, within the university there was a solution; a technology which turns this liquid into fertiliser pellets.

For one, the site is inherently private, so it may be difficult for it to spread virally.

The emergence of this polarization effect, which was first observed for Twitter in previous studies [28], makes it difficult for ideas to spread from one group to another.

However, it is difficult for GNCs to spread uniformly in a tumor, and GNCs can also easily escape from a tumor.

Besides, once trees die, the combustible oils in the needles quickly begin to dissipate and the needles fall, making it more — not less — difficult for flames to spread through the forest canopy.