Sentence examples for difficult to transmit from inspiring English sources

In particular, it becomes difficult to transmit those virtues to one's children.

In our sex-saturated society it is difficult to transmit the church's tradition on this point.

When information was difficult to transmit, it made sense to collect information repeatedly.

And the huge computer files created by high-resolution chips are difficult to transmit quickly to a newsroom.

Why are they so few, these stories about peace, so difficult to find and so difficult to transmit?

"They have low wattage and they don't have that great a transmission range, and when you get into hilly locations it's difficult to transmit".

But it is hard to transmit.

Contrast this with purely monogamous relationships[28] in which there is zero new transmission or even casual sex relationships where people sleep with one to three others per year and you begin to understand the power of the CSW community to spread what is supposed to be a difficult disease to transmit.

The case, too, describes the crisis management decision to undertake a massive slaughter of Hong Kong chickens, once they were shown to be the host of the deadly but difficult-to-transmit virus.

The case, too, describes the crisis management decision to undertake a massive slaughter of Hong Kong chickens, once they are shown to be the host of the deadly but difficult-to-transmit virus.

The idea that someone who was on the verge of coming down with Ebola could have been breathing the same air as you for a few hours -- no matter what your rational mind knows about how difficult Ebola is to transmit -- is scary.