Sentence examples for were hard to control from inspiring English sources
Mr. Aristide said some Lavalas partisans were hard to control.
Web site owners did not like it, for obvious reasons; users were hard to control.
A remote-controlled helicopter enthusiast since childhood, Wang thought he could do better than make toys "that were hard to control and easy to crash".
Britain, for one, found in the 1980s that monetary aggregates were hard to control, and that their link to inflation was unreliable.
Similarly, the derivatives industry developed to help companies and businesses deal with risks (interest rate and currency movements) that were hard to control but had a big impact on profitability.These products did need speculators to take the other side.
Or she'd say, 'If there were abuses, it's because the generals were hard to control.' " Watching the film, it is hard to see how, after all the charges of excess, rights abuses, theft and torture, Mrs. Marcos can make some of her statements with a straight face.
Watercolor is hard to control.
"It's hard to control the heat".
Once started, it would be hard to control.
An ever-flowing river is hard to control militarily.
