Sentence examples for hard to pool from inspiring English sources

However, if this happens frequently for a given search engine, then it becomes hard to pool its search results due to the lack of a common statistical standard.

Seven suspects were arrested last month in Hamburg; the German police reckon they were trying to replicate Atta's Hamburg cell.The Europeans are trying harder than before to pool their counter-terror efforts.

Jaap de Hoop Scheffer — Mr. Rasmussen's predecessor — battled hard for NATO countries to pool financial resources so that countries that did the most fighting and were involved in the most missions would not always have to pick up most of the costs.

Using GlusterFS file-system (see Methods) to pool hard-drive storage across multiple nodes dramatically improved overall runtime.

"It's hard to get pools in the States, but in Australia and England, they're teaching the sport from the time you're in proper school".

Additionally, a senior Western nuclear industry executive said Friday that there appeared to be damage to the floor or sides of the spent fuel pool at Reactor No. 4, and that this was making it hard to refill the pool with water.

It can be hard to gauge a pool's depth just by looking.

As cool as the sky pool undoubtedly is, it's hard to imagine a swimming pool full of millionaires sipping daiquiris and peering down at the povvos below will do anything to ease the growing class tension in the capital.

Dip into luxury – As pools with views go, it's hard to rival a swimming pool that floats on one of the most idyllic Italian lakes.

Suffering is really physical and it is hard to do by the pool.

It's hard to imagine any wild pool beating this swimming experience.