Sentence examples for hard to supply from inspiring English sources

The Islamist fighters may be finding it hard to supply their lines, he says.

With pressure that low it would be hard to supply enough oxygen-carrying blood to all the parts of the body that needed it.

Retrofitting a 1950s telephone line for broadband takes a lot of work, making cheap DSL hard to supply profitably.In principle, WLL has no such drawbacks.

Civilians are growing vegetables on rooftops and in gardens but a lack of fuel makes it hard to supply them with water.

You wouldn't imagine it from nearly 50 years of bellyaching by the UK government and most local authorities, but cheap, quick, decent housing is not hard to supply.

Mr. Poudevigne discussed with us briefly how it is hard to supply the specialty cheese shops, local grocery stores, on site sales, market sales, and the supermarket with a high quality product on a year round basis.

[A1.] Drug Maker Sees Difficulty in Supplying Flu Medicine The chief executive of the pharmaceutical company Roche, William M. Burns, left, speaking to securities analysts after it reported a 20percentt increase in third-quarter sales, said that the world was going "mad" in its clamor for the company's anti-influenza drug Tamiflu, making it harder to supply it to those who will really need it.

Meat, eggs and milk are some of the most demanded items, yet the hardest to supply.

This increases your blood pressure by forcing your heart to work harder to supply enough oxygen.

When this happens, the heart is forced to work harder to supply oxygen to the body, which causes blood pressure to increase and elevates heart disease risk.

As a result, the lungs need to work harder to supply the body with oxygen, causing their air capacity to increase significantly over time.