What has held it back, she said, is the difficulty of using a digital camera and downloading the images to a personal computer.
Mr. Haskell, the Nightmare designer, lamented the difficulty of using anything but the most durable of materials.
Experts noted the obvious difficulty of using a standardized test to compare countries and cities of vastly different sizes.
The key determinants of success or failure were (i) the average number of friends that users have and (ii) whether the difficulty of using the site comes to outweigh the perceived benefits.
JEF LOEB San Francisco, Aug. 19, 2012 To the Editor: Added to the difficulty of using less air-conditioning is our resistance to cooling our buildings more efficiently.
In the mid-1960s semiautomatic guidance systems, which required the operator only to keep the weapon sight pointed at the target while the missile was in flight, reduced the difficulty of using ATGMs.
I think we make a mistake in worrying about the technical difficulty of using either fiscal or monetary policy to whip stagnation.But I should also acknowledge a weakness in my own argument.
The difficulty of using a qualitative measure weighs on city officials' minds as they prepare the outlines of a new testing contract that will go out for competitive bidding to the nation's testing publishers in the fall.
In Vienna, a diplomat who works with the energy agency and closely monitors the Iranian program said the threat of the higher level of enrichment boded ill for a diplomatic solution to the impasse, despite the intrinsic difficulty of using such uranium to fuel a weapon.
Mike Ramsey: Punished by third-party quality reports because of the difficulty of using its touch-screen multimedia system, called MyFord Touch, the auto maker will reprise tuning and volume knobs for the radio as it redesigns existing models, a top Ford executive said.
The difficulty of using this method is the need to construct some appropriate auxiliary functions.
