Sentence examples for is hard to replace from inspiring English sources
Prominent people in Chinatown are finding that Mr. Lee is hard to replace.
But like so much on the Web, the one thing that is hard to replace is that intimate voice.
It is hard to replace someone like that but guys are certainly ready to go," he said.
It is easy to imagine that people might get stuck with a bad network that once established is hard to replace.
Nicknamed the London Whale, Mr. Iksil had a firm grasp on the trade - knowledge that is hard to replace, even though his anticipated departure is seen as sign of the bank's taking responsibility for the debacle.
The American embargo against the island does not help: equipment for radiology, mammograms and cancer therapy is hard to replace, says Julia Sweig of the Council on Foreign Relations, an American think-tank.Raúl Castro, the president, who this month visited China and Vietnam, is trying to revive the economy by cautiously transferring chunks of it into private hands.
Such investors are hard to replace.
"She's hard to replace," he said.
Even worse, transformers are hard to replace.
But it's hard to replace him".
