Sentence examples for and difficult to overcome from inspiring English sources

Bedbugs are nasty and difficult to overcome.

She believes that differences in approach are inherent and difficult to overcome.

Divisions over each island are straightforward, well-rehearsed and difficult to overcome.

It appeared that being surrounded by his dark past made his future more challenging and difficult to overcome.

The obstacles to high-speed rail along the east coast of the United States are myriad and difficult to overcome.

When Algeria and Morocco gained independence from France they adopted similar policies and encountered the same problems, which were expensive and difficult to overcome.

The subject also discussed how some of these barriers are more challenging and more difficult to overcome and that he felt that the barriers he has encountered are different at other universities.

"We are very ambitious and we know that Uruguay are a real team and very difficult to overcome.

But while these hurdles may have seemed the largest and most difficult to overcome, a far trickier impediment threatens to overwhelm and slow down the progress of multimedia, even as the pace of technology speeds it up.

President Obama faces huge, and probably insurmountable, obstacles to reviving a grand bargain — none higher and more difficult to overcome than his decision to increase taxes by $600 billion in December.

The causes of the crisis are well known and immensely difficult to overcome.