Sentence examples similar to a difficult going from inspiring English sources

The question is whether Redbox Instant can convert video streaming customers to DVD kiosk users; on this front, I think they'll have a difficult go of it.

Okello initially found the transition difficult going from a cereal crop to a legume.

But it was difficult going for a while.

Still, for an early-stage company, losing a few of its members can be difficult going forward.

I always need to sit down and it's very difficult going round talking to people and I love people.

"PREDICTION is very difficult," goes an apocryphal quote often attributed to Niels Bohr, "especially about the future".

My kids have a difficult time going out with me publicly.

"He's obviously got to deal with a difficult ball going across the face of our goal and you'd hope he'd deal with it a little better than he did.

CATHERINE Ashton has been given a difficult mission: go to Egypt to tell Hosni Mubarak's regime to begin political reforms immediately.Events in Cairo continue to push Baroness Ashton into the limelight.

Democrats say they are being confronted with a difficult choice: Go against the wishes of a president who is popular and well respected in their caucus, or defy voters back home who are overwhelmingly opposed to another United States military intervention overseas.

That's great, as far as it goes, but people still aren't buying Windows phones or even enough Surface tablets –and unless that turns around, it is going to have a very difficult go of it.