Sentence examples for tough to duplicate from inspiring English sources
It may be tough to duplicate, though, and not just because investments in debt and private equity are lumpy.
"It's tough to duplicate things to perfection, but they were good, real good, and the players were pretty decent skaters," said Johnson, now the head coach of the women's hockey team at the University of Wisconsin.
Sam Gill The Drowning £Free iOS (see App Store for details) Mobage Inc. ** It's no secret that the first-person shooter dominates gaming, nor that the genre is notoriously tough to duplicate on touchscreen tablets.
These folks, including companies like American Campus, Digital Realty Trust and Alexandria Real Estate Equities, focus on areas where their core knowledge and holdings are tough to duplicate, and that makes them market leaders in property sectors that we just can't do without.
"It's hard to duplicate that.
It is hard to duplicate that dynamic.
And that kind of power will be hard to duplicate.
Bird-flingers also have a few new power-ups to take advantage of on the social platform, including the ability to duplicate any bird of their choice to get out of a tough spot.
"It's easy to duplicate".
"The hardest part is to duplicate it.
One key scene was impossible to duplicate.
