Sentence examples for operations difficult from inspiring English sources
At the time of the merger the two companies operated on different wireless technologies which made combined operations difficult.
The amount of ice in the area can vary considerably from year to year making ship operations difficult.
Revolutionary movements and groups of terrorists took to hiding within the civilian population, making traditional military operations difficult, if not impossible, without causing large numbers of civilian casualties.
That makes organ procurement operations difficult, if not impossible, because there is no way to predict precisely when someone will die.
In the case of Shoes4You, costs like legal and tax matters along with underdeveloped e-commerce logistics made operations difficult, Olivier Grinda, the company's founder and Fabrice Grinda's brother, told DealBook.
Even though Delphi has shuttered domestic factories and shed thousands of unionized workers, it faces continuing pension obligations, some of which have already been transferred to G.M.; a drastic downturn in car sales; and the battered credit markets, making financing for its operations difficult to obtain.
These multi-step purification methods result in very high cost of operation, difficult to operate and scale up, time consuming purification process and relatively low recovery.
These factors make passive system operation difficult to characterize within a traditional probabilistic framework that only recognizes discrete operating modes and does not allow for the explicit consideration of time-dependent boundary conditions.
They may share some blame, but the hysterical barbs of some politicians will make future co-operation difficult.
The Kamajor militia, which has done most of the recent fighting against the rebels, and includes many child recruits in its ranks, is finding co-operation difficult.
The presence of the lockers on the staircase between the two floors made the firefighters' rescue operation difficult, the official said.
