Sentence examples for hard to transfer from inspiring English sources

Hip-hop dancing is very hard to transfer to the stage.

The Glyndebourne Festival Opera in England operates in near-ideal summer festival conditions that would seem hard to transfer elsewhere.

Some types, such as strategic knowledge, are easily portable; others are industry-specific and hard to transfer or acquire quickly.

It takes up space, is relatively hard to transfer from one person to another, and moves slowly through the financial system.

I think it's hard to transfer what's so effective in one discipline to another without bringing along the baggage of the rock star image".

It's hard to transfer all the courage and bravery of the rehearsal studio to the stage and maintain it in front of several thousand eyeballs.

Last month, Congress imposed new restrictions to make it harder to transfer Guantánamo detainees to the United States.

Finally, Google was said to be imposing contractual negotiations on software developers that make it harder to transfer advertising campaigns to other platforms.

Obama's achievement was somewhat a surprise, after the Republican-controlled House earlier this year voted overwhelmingly to make it harder to transfer detainees.

At the same time, the regulations will make it harder to transfer chronically disruptive students from one school to another, a longtime practice that has been criticized by student advocates as ineffective.

The government has made it harder to transfer cash to the gambling enclave.When the economy wobbled early this year, one common explanation was that officials were reluctant to approve investment projects lest they be accused of taking backhanders.