Sentence examples for be difficult to agree from inspiring English sources

[This] might be difficult to agree on.

"It would be difficult to agree with all of it," he says.

It should not be difficult to agree on what our publicly owned banks should be prevented from doing in future.

Several officials said that it would be difficult to agree on a budget without knowing what help the state would provide.

Expressions of interest Worldwide has already received around 30 expressions of interest from publishers and it would like to sell to a single buyer, but it may be difficult to agree a deal.

Agreement on handing the UK an opt-out from the EU's historic commitment to create an "ever-closer union", allowing national parliaments to club together to block EU legislation and to provide guarantees for non-eurozone countries would also be difficult to agree, Juncker said.

And there is some common ground; there are some areas it's difficult to agree on.

CHICAGO — It was an optimistic slogan — #StillSanders — though it was difficult to agree on what it meant.

When he listens to both sides, he said, "it's difficult to agree with everything, and it's difficult to disagree with everything".

The QPR manager, Mark Hughes, was understandably upset about that decision, although it was difficult to agree with him that his team were "in complete control" until that point.

Without papers, it is difficult to agree whose responsibility they are – if they're returnees, then the government should look after them; if they're refugees, then it should be UNHCR".