Sentence examples for making it difficult to handle from inspiring English sources

The semiautomatic feature means that the gun reloads automatically after the trigger is pulled and a round is fired; it fires larger rounds than most handguns, making it difficult to handle, but powerful.

One is the sheer concentration of flights and passengers coming in and going out at peak times, making it difficult to handle the volume of air traffic, especially when flights have to be spaced further apart than normal because of bad weather.

Blackstrap molasses has long been used as a house fly bait, but it is sticky and viscous, making it difficult to handle.

Compared to the approach proposed by us, all these approaches rely on mapping segments one-to-one between consecutive frames, making it difficult to handle events such as cell division, cell fusion, or over-segmentation.

Its composition makes it difficult to handle as it is prone to oxidation and its strong smell is repelling to many.

However, its high molecular weight and its complex structure make it difficult to handle by recombinant DNA techniques.

It is rectangular in cross-section and its hard edges make it difficult to handle and impractical for fighting, which is indicative of the sword's purely ceremonial usage.

When caught as bycatch in trawls, the bowmouth guitarfish is considered a nuisance because its strength and rough skin make it difficult to handle, and as the heavy ray thrashes in the net it can damage the rest of the catch.

People like Ms. West, who have a temporary or permanent disability that makes it difficult to handle everyday chores on their own, are increasingly using online delivery services to rent movies, pick up cleaning supplies and buy groceries.

Thus, the heterogeneity of the learning style space makes it difficult to handle customization effectively.

All of these characteristics make it difficult to handle, store, transport and utilize biomass residues in their raw form.