Sentence examples for hard to divide from inspiring English sources

It was hard to divide off parts of herself and let them go.

On the other hand, the theme of deflowering is hard to divide from loss of innocence.

The portion of three meaty, tender ribs in a tasty glaze is hard to divide between two or four people.

"It's hard to divide what is nervousness about being white in the neighborhood from standard sexual harassment," she said.

Together, Mr. Maloney's and Mrs. Johnson's districts comprise much of the state's western half, a complex puzzle of Democratic and Republican strongholds that state lawmakers said had been excruciatingly hard to divide equally.

David Clark, professor of experimental psychology at Oxford University, said mental health disorders are often hard to divide into clear categories, because too little is known about them, and there can be major overlaps.

Well, that might not have been so simple: it is harder to divide up Microsoft's Windows assets than merely splitting them from the applications business.

Sorting through their common assets, the two artists, who remain friends, realized that household goods could be split easily, but that beloved belongings were much harder to divide.

Because when we -- working people -- propose solutions, it's harder to demonize us, harder to cut vital services, and harder to divide us from the people we serve.

Slower growing plants or old mature clumps that are eight or more years old, produce the most dense clumps and are the hardest to divide.

The Griffiths and Ms. Harkness also worked hard to try to divide the home equally.