Sentence examples for are difficult to take from inspiring English sources
And tax cuts are difficult to take away once granted and so tend to add to the long-term deficit.
And his "Who, me?" demurrals are difficult to take seriously when the designers council has already honored him with a shelf-load of statuettes.
But because it has become so predictably dysfunctional and routinely reckless, they are difficult to take seriously or, at times, even fathom.
Even his shouted threats at his wife are difficult to take seriously despite references to his having beaten her and thrown her downstairs during her pregnancy.
Whether in Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Atlanta or Florida, defeats in the opponent's final at-bat are difficult to take, and the Mets' 7-6 loss to the Florida Marlins on Tuesday night was their eighth such setback of the season.
This, in turn, leads him to sweeping generalizations that, again, may serve him well as an artist (though probably less well as a travel writer), but are difficult to take seriously.
