Sentence examples for difficult to work around from inspiring English sources

Set directly into walls a foot or two off the floor, the Pencil Factory units would be "difficult to work around," he said.

"The bill we are introducing today will make it much more difficult to work around by moving to a one-characteristic test".

"For me, though, it's more the aspects of the 'red carpet' and needing to wear designer clothes that are strapless, and all those things that I don't do and that are actually extremely stressful and difficult to work around because it is a big part of the industry," she told the Jerusalem Post at the time.

It's "difficult to work around an existing garden," said Ms. Pierson, who oversees 32 greenhouses and as many as 1,200 plant species a season for the nursery.

Janell Siegfried, a spokeswoman for Honeywell, did note that the sprinkler system idea had faced a big obstacle in that fire-code regulations were very strict and difficult to work around.

In what she described as his switch to inappropriate advances to her, she said he told her that he loved her, that her looks made it difficult to work around her and that he wanted private time with her at an off-site location.

We were able to work around that.

"In a city like New York, it's still very difficult to work and live around other people who share a sense of creativity, and want to have an impact on the world whether it's in the sphere of technology, design or business.

Curve any corners if you are able, as it is difficult to work fiberglass mat around sharp corners.

It is now very difficult to work outside the cities or even move around Afghanistan by road.

Weinstein called Barkin "so difficult to work with," which is fitting given the reputation she'd developed around that time.