Sentence examples for be difficult to retake from inspiring English sources

"It will be difficult to retake the villages," acknowledged Ismet Sheik Hassan, defense minister of the city, which is known as Kobani to its Kurdish residents but listed officially in Syria as Ayn al-Arab.

Further fighting in Heglig is inevitable, and if Sudan retakes the oilfields, it is difficult to tell whether its soldiers would stop there.

Newly qualified drivers could be made to retake their test the first time they are caught.

After passing the test, they will not be required to retake it.

Students will be able to retake the test or accept a refund.

Barring a blunder, it's going to be hard for France to retake control.

We're going to retake the U.S. Senate!

Down six, the Buckeyes are looking to retake the lead.

"I'm hoping to retake the B," she says.

It is appalling that Mr. Coyle was allowed to retake 18 classes and be given the grades for the retakes.

The town is currently held by ISIS, but Iraqi government forces are fighting to retake it.