Sentence examples for maintenance difficult from inspiring English sources

It outlines concerns over the high costs ($14,000, excluding drilling), the complexity of the pumping mechanism (making local operation and maintenance difficult), the reliance on child labour and the risk of injury.

The council said the ornaments also made maintenance difficult.

This has made bringing in parts and maintenance difficult.

This situation makes follow-up software maintenance difficult.

"Piecemeal and stop-go" investment in England's road system is making cost-effective maintenance difficult, MPs have warned.

Torfaen council said in June 2014 it had organised the clear-up because the over-personalisation of graves in some cemeteries had prompted complaints and made maintenance difficult.

It was clear, as they twisted about in their infant seats, that these babies were high-maintenance, difficult to comfort.

So you can call me whatever you want - weird, high-maintenance, difficult - although I really do appreciate all of the accommodations you are willing to make.

Scheduling maintenance becomes difficult, which can lead to more frequent failures.

Burying high-voltage electricity lines underground is technically feasible but extremely expensive and makes maintenance extremely difficult.

Offshore turbines may be more productive, but building costs are 50percentt higher than on land and maintenance is difficult in a region where winters bring Atlantic gales.