Sentence examples for be difficult to defeat from inspiring English sources

Isis will be difficult to defeat in Iraq because of Sunni sectarian solidarity.

Experts have long maintained it will be difficult to defeat the insurgency by military means alone.

Donato Hanover will be difficult to defeat, but the Pampered Princess camp remains confident.

Still, despite the corruption charges swirling around Mr. Espada, he retains deep support in his low-income district in the northwestern Bronx and will be difficult to defeat.

A union between two of the most powerful people in Illinois could be difficult to defeat.

The pterodactyl was designed to attack idle players and be difficult to defeat.

"I know that it's difficult to defeat a 20-year incumbent," Mr. Jeffries said.

Some trolls are difficult to defeat.

Defeat will be difficult to take for Alan Irvine's men as they wasted a succession of second-half chances, with the City keeper Stephen Henderson in inspired form.

The defeat will be difficult to swallow for P.S.G., which has turned an infusion of cash from new Qatari-based ownership into quick success and played well over both games against Barcelona.

The last Republican to win election to the United States Senate from New York, Alfonse M. D'Amato, predicted it was "going to be very difficult" to defeat her no matter which of three Republican candidates wins the primary election this month.