Sentence examples for make it difficult to fit from inspiring English sources

And its boxy shape could make it difficult to fit in all TVs.

Bunions, hammertoes, certain heel spurs and foot and ankle swelling can make it difficult to fit shoes comfortably.

He might be a corpse frozen by rigor mortis into an attitude which would make it difficult to fit him into his coffin.

But changing lifestyles, which often make it difficult to fit a weeklong or 10-day cruise into work schedules, have resulted in a bumper crop of shorter cruises.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 The curved sagittal profile of the femur can make it difficult to fit a straight rail.

However, a global model is inefficient for accurately estimating soil moisture at a large or even global scale because of the complex surface features that make it difficult to fit data globally.

The only downside I've found to working part time is that it makes it difficult to fit in unpaid work placements".

Over the course of 10 novels, his breadth and variety of subject, style and genre has been so ambitious and seemingly effortless that it has made it difficult to fit any neat labels to his writing.

You're coming in with negative politics from the outset, making it difficult to fit into the acquirer's culture.

The sensitivity to notches of P/M materials is highly dependent on the chemical composition and the density, which makes it difficult to fit empirical models for different P/M materials.

Thus, stratification or post-stratification of the study areas has not been regarded as viable since it could lead to even smaller sample sizes per stratum, making it difficult to fit reliable statistical models for each class [38].