Sentence examples for are difficult to win from inspiring English sources

Golf's majors on difficult courses are difficult to win.

Such lawsuits are difficult to win, as courts tend to give deference to board decisions.

Yet defamation suits are difficult to win, and public officials are usually on the short end.

The problem, she said, is that the cases take too long to try, use up resources, are difficult to win and seldom result in executions.

While lawyers on both sides acknowledge that these cases are difficult to win, the Brocade decision indicates that a guilty verdict is possible.

Suits seeking damages for wrongful conviction are difficult to win because the law that permits them requires much more than vacating a conviction.

"It's difficult to win the Premier League, but possible.

It's difficult to win the cups, but possible.

It's  difficult to win the Champions League, but possible.

"It is difficult to win without him," he said.

It's difficult to win in this stadium.