Sentence examples for hard to customize from inspiring English sources

It also made them hard to customize, which businesses didn't like.

Google has its own route planner, called Google Transit — useful in many cities, but hard to customize.

The modern college textbook, often written with a specific course in mind, is expensive, inflexible, and hard to customize or update.

For example, with our current development mode, the functionality and data of one application cannot be accessed by other applications; applications are monolithic, they are time-consuming to develop and hard to customize and update for meeting the user's requirements.

That's a very useful way to think, because we live in a digital world where it's not that hard to customize core curricula to play to the strengths of a visual learner or auditory learner.

"It's very compelling for brands because they're used to a traditional market space that's hard to customize and slow moving," said Bloch.

Weather insurance is difficult to get and even harder to customize.

It's a lot harder to customize your approach to managing every employee in the context of team meetings.

Flexibility and ease-of-use are frequently at odds, with the most flexible tools often being the hardest to customize, particularly for non-programmers.

Although not all of his customers can fully express their wishes, Mr. Moloney and his brothers, who own six funeral homes on Long Island, have worked hard to arrange customized send-offs.

At a time when the users of unauthorized services had grown accustomed to acquiring a large quantity of music on their hard drives and the ability to customize play lists of a vast quantity of songs, the capacity of the iPod replicated what many users could store on their computers.