Sentence examples for too difficult to carry from inspiring English sources

We don't even use umbrellas, because it's too difficult to carry a coffee and eat a sandwich walking with an umbrella.

As to Mr. Asher's complaint that high scores on the Regents are not the best way to give extra credit to the specialized schools, he said several of the other suggestions were simply too difficult to carry out.

We came to the conclusion that it would be too difficult to carry on".

In general, direct suture and graft interposition with vein patch or pericardium are the first choice of treatment [5] but were too difficult to carry out in the present case because of the patient's atherosclerosis.

"This tomb is sacred, it is too difficult to bear".

In later life, Zhu started to regard this twofold approach to cultivation and realization as too complicated, gradual, and difficult to carry out in practice.

Blankets are a good idea, but too many might be difficult to carry and will get in the way when it comes time to shop.

Is it difficult to carry out reforms too?President: It's also difficult to do public works because of the fact that Brazil had 25 years of doing almost no infrastructure projects.

That will drag down nominal GDP in the short term, and make budget cuts more difficult to carry out.Our analysis may even be too optimistic.

Do not purchase a thermos that is too large, as your child may find that it is difficult to carry it if it weighs a lot.

On the other hand, it is difficult to carry out tests on a scale model in tank waves, because such waves are too small to damage the ship model.