Sentence examples for so difficult to handle from inspiring English sources

Yet it remains supremely cinematic, which is why its violence is so difficult to handle.

What also makes the Redskins and Griffin so difficult to handle is that Griffin is a breathtakingly fast runner.

But that is so easy to say in this interview and so difficult to handle out there".

It is said that some investors found their new charges so difficult to handle they simply let them go.

But Byrnes said that with the victories came problems: a coach so difficult to handle that he would not consider bringing him back.

An additional advantage of the gradiometer concept is the "common rejection mode" for external signals, whereby a difference of the two signals on the satellites can effectively reject large-scale time-varying external sources that are normally so difficult to handle, leaving only the internal signal.

Like hypergolic fuel, the oxidizers are extremely toxic substances and so are difficult to handle.

Now we address the question whether the PRCs also process different classes of medically relevant target MPs which were so far notoriously difficult to handle with conventional expression strategies.

"There was also not enough clean water for bathing and washing, so it was difficult to handle a delivery" (Commune level_Staff_1).

Eels are slithering, squirming creatures, so they can be difficult to handle and hook.

Aluminum floats are very similar to magnesium, but somewhat heavier and stronger (and so a little more difficult to handle).