Sentence examples for very difficult to use from inspiring English sources

So, if you had… Critical mass… …critical mass, then it could be this very useful tool, but without critical mass it makes it very difficult to use because it just depends who is in your area.

Set design by Mary Howard.; Red is not just Republican "Colors are very difficult to use.

"Today it's very difficult to use the word 'gender' in Armenia," says Aharonian.

Once turned to that purpose, the fuel is very difficult to use in a bomb.

In China, meanwhile, it may soon be impossible, or at least very difficult, to use Google.

Once converted to reactor use, that fuel is very difficult to use in a weapon.

"It is very difficult to use," Raphael said firmly, and I felt almost sorry to have wanted one.

There's no insurance against collapsing shares, and it's very difficult to use them as collateral on a loan.

"It is very difficult to use another name that people don't know when you already have this brand".

On the other hand, there are a lot of ceramic moulds around which are very difficult to use.

[In terms of] WMDs, a lot of people are afraid of them, but there are all kinds of technological issues that make them very difficult to use otherwise, they would probably be used much more.