Sentence examples similar to hard store from inspiring English sources

The Chinese have been ready to treat U.S. Treasuries as a rock-hard store of value and loan us the dollars they accumulate at a very low interest rate.

In fact, it was arguably one of the hardest stores for the Swedish-based chain to get going in the United States, involving promises of significant environmental cleanup and overcoming a lot of community opposition.

The traditional reason given for this gap in electricity storage is that electricity is simply hard to store.

Thus, it is hard to store an ST in the main memory even for a single mammalian genome.

Since it is hard to store electricity in large volumes, any excess electricity is wasted.

Instead of electrical charge, hard disks store data in what is essentially a vast array of tiny magnets.

To ripen a hard mango, store the fruit at room temperature for several days to a week.

This is hard to store, but can be transmitted across the grid if there is another train needing to accelerate within about 30km.

In my own case it opened up 25 years of research into magnetic thin films - which is what computer hard drives store information on.

Fuel cells use hydrogen, but because hydrogen is hard to store and handle, many microcells get hydrogen from fuels like methanol.

This makes it hard to store and transact money.