Sentence examples for be difficult to cover from inspiring English sources

Before breaking out the paint rollers, though, you should be aware that red paint can be difficult to cover with a lighter color.

Many teams are using the West Coast offense or a variation of it that emphasizes short crossing routes that can be difficult to cover and make it easier for wide receivers to get open.

Gillian Guy, the chief executive of Citizens Advice, said: "For people struggling with the day-to-day costs of housing and heating, it can be difficult to cover the cost of fines.

Still, if such support is reduced without alternatives being found, it may even be difficult to cover the organization's running costs.

Despite the lack of revenues last year, the funds are a "big deal to the campus," and it is going to be difficult to cover the programs with the current budget cuts, she said.

If the rate ceiling was reduced to 15%, I know, from first-hand experience working in a federal credit union, it would be difficult to cover the costs of such short-term loans".

"It's difficult to cover everything and [our players] are taking their chances".

It was difficult to cover the spaces, to pass into spaces, to be aggressive and tight in the Gegenpressing".

It's such a wide-ranging topic it's difficult to cover it all in one program.

And in Mississippi, the zone of destruction was so widespread, it was difficult to cover it all quickly, officials said.

As for the trees, "That's them finding a different surface that's difficult to cover over or remove," he said.