Sentence examples for difficulties of handling from inspiring English sources

This is strikingly intimate from Saul, talking to Krupin about the difficulties of handling an asset.

One of John Major's abiding memories of Balmoral was of the difficulties of handling urgent business while there.

Freezing is theoretically more efficient than distillation, and scaling as well as corrosion problems are lessened at the lower operating temperatures, but the mechanical difficulties of handling mixtures of ice and water prevent the construction of large-scale commercial plants.

One interesting approach to this application is the use of gel polymer electrolytes (GP-E) to overcome the difficulties of handling liquid electrolytes on irregular leaning surfaces.

Due to the poor mechanical properties and difficulties of handling collagen hydrogel, hybrid collagen/alginate scaffolds have also been produced (Kim et al. 2011).

Dynamic optimization of the state constrained chemical and biochemical engineering problems has always been the research hotspot due to the difficulties of handling constraints.

One reason is the difficulty of handling topical material in song.

There is also the added difficulty of handling and replacing radioactive material.

And the difficulty of handling the purchasing operations for toys, analysts said, was the chief reason Amazon chose that route.

Or, as former Times managing editor Gene Roberts once said by way of explaining the difficulty of handling other papers' big stories, "You can't steal an elephant".

It is not well suited to newspaper printing because of the difficulty of handling lines of movable type and because, since typecasting begins with the end of the tape, composition must wait until all the type has been cast.