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The phrase "always difficult to lose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is consistently challenging to part with or let go of, whether it be an object, a feeling, or a relationship.
Example: "For many people, the memories of childhood are always difficult to lose, as they shape who we become."
Alternatives: "consistently hard to let go" or "perpetually tough to part with".
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He added: "It is always difficult to lose, especially in the final.
"It's always difficult to lose good people.
"While it is always difficult to lose talented people, we are confident the changes we made today position Gilt to be a profitable business in 2016," Jennifer Miller, SVP of corporate communications, said in a statement provided to TechCrunch.
"It is always difficult to lose an animal, especially one as amazing as Bismarck, but to lose one during a medical procedure that was intended to help him is especially hard".
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It's always difficult to say for those who have lost people here, but actually this country is a far better place and I believe we're safer in Britain".
They are always difficult to play".
"But they're always difficult to place".
Causality is always difficult to establish.
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