Sentence examples for are difficult to stamp from inspiring English sources

Films like the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, with a diverse international cast and crew, are difficult to stamp with any nationality.

But it has been difficult to stamp out altogether, as Mrs. Kemunto and her large extended family illustrate.

It's going to be difficult to stamp out the misunderstanding and confusion that will result, but we're not going to worry about it.

Without international cooperation to prosecute the owners, Japan believes it will be difficult to stamp out the global trade which accounts for more than 10% of total world catches.

It's difficult to stamp your authority on the game if you're having to come from behind every week.

The front man, capped 10 times for Scotland, believes the authorities are right to address the issue but thinks it will be difficult to stamp out such prevalent behaviour.

We brought a wider societal lens to the phenomenon of workplace bullying, an extreme case of dysfunctional organizational behaviour that causes severe harm in its victims, and yet is difficult to stamp out.

Yet it is difficult to stamp out, as it involves hostile interactions and subtle forms of cruelty, rather than the explicit breaking of rules (Rayner et al., 2002; see also Cortina et al., 2001).

Just to be clear, this is an not a widespread practice, and it should not be too difficult to stamp out.

Of course it does, but it is very difficult to stamp out completely.

The key point is that it is difficult to imagine how food stamps would lower wages.