Sentence examples for hard to ship from inspiring English sources

Is it hard to ship glass?

Is it hard to ship plants?

"It will also be hard to ship out the surplus steel products due to limited transportation capacity".

This makes it hard to ship fuel easily from state to state, and contributes to local shortages.

That makes it hard to ship gas across state lines, and shrinks the number of refiners that provide a particular blend of gas, giving each refiner more power.

It was saved at the last minute by the Cavendish, a Chinese variety that had been considered something close to junk: inferior in taste, easy to bruise (and therefore hard to ship) and too small to appeal to consumers.

Despite international promises to tackle piracy off the coast, it remains at record levels, making it harder to ship in food aid.

Cocaine is harder to ship but much easier to produce than gold; making it from coca leaves is about as complicated as making corn syrup from corn.

A single case of brucellosis meant a rancher had to destroy an entire cattle herd, and the state risked losing its brucellosis-free status, making it much harder to ship cattle out of state.

In the field of technology services, Mr. Levy said, the essential skill is "often a lot more about business knowledge than it is about software technology — and it's a lot harder to ship that kind of work overseas".

He also talks up his plans to increase taxes on the wealthy and to make it harder to ship jobs overseas ideas that go down well with working-class voters.These arguments seem to be working for Mr Obama in Michigan and Ohio, which have lots of jobs in the car industry and where he remains ahead, albeit very narrowly in the latter (see article).