Sentence examples for hard to install from inspiring English sources

The new systems are hard to install and exploit.

But it would be hard to install one without damaging archaeological sites.

The supporting infrastructure makes it hard to install outside developed countries.

No? I suppose it would be hard to install skylights on the third floor of a six-story building.

Most manage already without HVAC systems, which are hard to install without destroying the historical integrity of a building.

Products connecting PCs and televisions have been available for years but have not caught on, because they are hard to install and operate.

The installation procedure for both types is the same, but it is harder to install a one-piece toilet simply because the unit is heavier than the close-coupled model.

Why can't they, as it were, make up their own minds?' Well, it's much harder to install your own moral values than to have them imposed by other people or by the system".

Girish Ramachandra, head of the innovations practice for the Infosys retail unit, says that it is no harder to install its wireless sensors than to set up a wireless router in a home.

These systems are much more expensive and harder to install and maintain, requiring significant expertise and investment.

Buying the right Internet Of Things devices is tough, and it's even harder to install them.