Sentence examples for is difficult to set up from inspiring English sources

Also it is difficult to set up zones for heating different parts of the house separately.

Because her hours change significantly over the year it is difficult to set up regular childcare.

"Because it is difficult to measure the service, it is difficult to set up a healthy financial model," says Zhao. "The rainwater treatment facilities owners [for example] don't normally benefit [financially]." But he says that once a successful PPP agreement is decided upon, that can be used in other cities.

"… And compared with a VCR or DVD player, a TiVo is difficult to set up and maintain.

Among the more commonly cited complaints about Mahout is that it is difficult to set up on an existing Hadoop cluster [93 95].

Furthermore, some descriptor calculation programs do not have a user-friendly interface and/or it is difficult to set up the environment.

They're difficult to set up, and it's hard to isolate the chemical products that result from the impacts.

On the other hand, bad banks can be difficult to set up in the thick of a crisis, when it is still unclear which assets should be transferred.

FreePulse Wireless There are plenty of wireless headphones on the market, but many of them are difficult to set up and quirky to operate.

The zone would be difficult to set up and dangerous to enforce, and would probably work no better than similar schemes in Bosnia and Iraq.

The industry took too long to tackle the mountain of bad debts and by the time the regulators wanted action a change in EU rules meant it was difficult to set up a "bad bank".