Sentence examples for hard to propagate from inspiring English sources
Certain plants are overlooked in commerce, Mr. Hoffman says, because they may be hard to propagate, their flowers are not showy enough or they bloom at the wrong time.
Despite its horticultural appeal, P. levis is rare in cultivation as it is very hard to propagate, either by seed or cuttings.
Some plants can be propagated with ease, while others are very hard to propagate.
(Perhaps because it is easier to say what Greece's malcontents are against than what they are for, the word "anarchist" is an accepted catch-all term for the anti-establishment rebels who form the hard core of the Athenian protesters).By definition, anarchy is harder to propagate than rigid Leninism.
The species is temperamental, difficult to propagate, rarely seen in cultivation, hard to find in the wild.
Far from taking over schools to propagate hard-line ideas, they send their children to fine local institutions like Belfast's Methodist College.In this section Going by the book Monopolists unite!
It's hard-wired into our brains to propagate the species.
"Willows are very easy to propagate," said Alessandro Chiari, the propagator at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Although stromal cells in endometriotic tissues are easily isolated and grown under usual culture conditions, epithelial cells are hard to purify and propagate in vitro.
Hard-core Georgists, who are not beyond passing out leaflets on street corners to propagate the master's ideas, think this will be just the start.The single tax has never been fully implemented, and the political obstacles are obvious.
