Sentence examples similar to battle difficult to win from inspiring English sources

Like nearly every American pursuit here, a battle of ideas will be difficult to win given deep suspicions toward the United States and the shattered civil society that is only slowly re-emerging.

This is very important to consider if you plan on playing on a PVP server; if your faction is highly outnumbered, it may be difficult to win battles in the open world.

"It's difficult to win the battle when what's sitting there is a burned-out hulk," said Ed Franquemont, executive director of the nonprofit New Haven Preservation Trust.

This is a battle that Khamenei will find extremely difficult to win.

"This is a battle," Javedanfar says, "that [Supreme Leader] Khamenei will find extremely difficult to win.

"It will be very difficult to win.

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

It's very, very difficult to win".

It's difficult to win markets.

"It's difficult to win there.

In a poignant scene from the Battle of Algiers--that timeless cinematic testimony of insurrection, torture, and triumph--Ben M'Hidi, the resistance movement's political boss, tells Ali la Pointe, the street ruffian turned zealous revolutionary, "It is difficult to start a revolution, more difficult to sustain it, and still more difficult to win it.