Sentence examples for hard to replicate in from inspiring English sources

The difference is pressure and fatigue, hard to replicate in an empty arena.

Events like these create momentum around books that's hard to replicate in real life.

These will prove hard to replicate in other parts of the company.

Such "efficiency," as he put it, is hard to replicate in a stand-alone Internet radio operation.

That's pretty hard to replicate in Amazon's publishing world, where they have hundreds of thousands of titles".

I always find it is the bitterness and savoury elements of alcohol that are hard to replicate in the word of the mocktail, but this drink comes close.

But the money spent on engineering and building the luxury car is also a factor, and that may be harder to replicate in E.V.'s aimed at the mass market.

These types of efforts have proven to be harder to replicate in horseracing but national organizations like the NTRA and the Jockey Club and others in racing continue to look for national opportunities to market and promote horseracing.

They come in hard and low and it's hard to replicate that in training.

It will be "very hard to replicate, only in so far as you cannot set out to make a hit.

Humans are bipedal, so why is it so hard to replicate that in a robot, Hong asks.