Sentence examples for difficult to store from inspiring English sources

But hydrogen is difficult to store because it is the lightest element.

The early liquid fuels were quite dangerous, difficult to store, and time-consuming to load.

Our ice cellars are melting and eroding, making it difficult to store our subsistence food.

Such large and fragile objects were difficult to store, and she had no choice but to throw them away.

Unscrambled eggs ReprintsThe reason these wonder materials have not been used as water purifiers before is that their reactivity makes them unstable and thus difficult to store.

Mr. Chintakayala added that it was difficult to store fishing equipment very far inland, "because the boats are heavy and there isn't much place to store them".

Most importantly, since sequencing technologies and methodologies are both evolving rapidly, it is a difficult challenge to store, analyze and present the data in a method that is transparent and reproducible [ 89].

51 In addition, because of their biological origin, RBC derivatives are difficult and expensive to store.

However, CO2 has a very low density under ambient conditions and thus is very difficult to be stored.

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.

However, gas is unlike most commodities, for it is difficult to handle and costly to store and transport.