Sentence examples for were difficult to operate from inspiring English sources

The systems were difficult to operate and seemed to be set up for nerds.

Brown also complained that the house's casement windows were difficult to operate, that the soundproofing of its practice room was ineffective and that there was such a draft from the sliding doors in the music room that he doubted it could be used at all except in summer.

The manually guided Saggers were difficult to operate at night, and Israeli tanks were employing blinding xenon floodlights.

At first, the four-headed shower was difficult to operate.

For several months there were inquiries, and it's difficult to operate under such circumstances".

A parallel system that runs alongside the journals might be difficult to operate, he said.

F.B.I. officials said it was difficult to operate surreptitiously in the closed society of Los Alamos.

It says the mandatory inspections are too intrusive, and also claims that it would be difficult to operate in federal countries, where prisons are managed at local level.

But Ms. Donato, the shelter worker in Rome, said it was difficult to operate the center with the little money it received.

He added: "It is difficult to operate in the modern environment, as we know, where every bit of information, however irrelevant or immaterial, is sensationalised, and where opinions or even accusations are treated as fact.

Ms. Sandberg thinks that there are fewer deaths involving even drunker drivers because it is difficult to operate a car above that level, although the chart topped out with nine drivers who had astounding blood measures of.43.