Sentence examples for was difficult to use from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to use either a speech of victory, or one of concession.

It was difficult to use ordinary words to describe their grim findings, words that would not cause further distress to already grief-stricken families.

At the time, penicillin was difficult to use because it was excreted from the body so quickly, said John Swann, a Food and Drug Administration.

"Generals can't control agents that rely on air currents to disperse them, and it was difficult to use the vector precisely, so it fell out of favor.

This remote control device was difficult to use, as the driver couldn't determine whether the gears had meshed by feel, in the way a mechanical linkage makes possible.

Yet when asked about their own experience on an exchange Web site, a 56 percent majority said they personally found the site to be very or fairly easy to use, while 40 percent said it was difficult to use.

They can be difficult to use.

But they, too, are difficult to use.

But paclitaxel, which is given intravenously, is difficult to use.

The problem is that they can be difficult to use.

"It is difficult to use," he told me.