Sentence examples for are very difficult to compete from inspiring English sources

Ferguson said: "When we play like that we are very difficult to compete against".

Networks like PopSugar, which grow rapidly from a core base of loyal readers and begin to offer related services, are very difficult to compete with.

More broadly, given the evidence that people in love are very difficult to compete with, the national strategy of any country or company wanting to compete should be love.

It's very difficult to compete and keep costs down.

"It's very difficult to compete with Real Madrid and Barcelona".

It will be very difficult to compete with CMOS logic because of the low series resistance required to obtain high performance.

"I think that it will be very difficult to compete with Christine Lagarde," said Sergei A. Storchak, a Russian deputy minister of finance.

"Yes, Google might find a niche market for this, but it's going to be very difficult to compete with Microsoft in the large enterprise space, given the complexity of those installed products".

"There was a recognition that with a small population, fewer players and weaker clubs it would have been very difficult to compete under a separate Northern Ireland identity," he said.

Mr. King said it was very difficult to compete when employers had a captive audience they can put pressure on at the workplace as well as obliquely threaten to move work overseas.

Analyst Richard Windsor said in a briefing a week ago that Apple, whose MacBook Air laptop may be said to have spurred on the category, would be very difficult to compete with, given the control it has over its supply lines.