Sentence examples for be difficult to rise from inspiring English sources

"We have got to be careful because for some it will be difficult to rise to the challenge".

"It's difficult to rise above the fray".

If a marriage does not create a fiduciary duty, as the court held in the Chestman case, then it may be difficult to prove any friendship rises to that level.

Despite the Chinese government's new commitment to reducing meat consumption, it may be difficult to convince the country's rising middle classes to cut down.

Unless earnings start to rise strongly, it will be difficult to sustain growth for long.

Still, he added, he thought it would now be difficult to assure workers of an ever-rising Dow.

As long as the currency keeps rising, it is difficult to see inflation rising and exports rebounding.

In the post-Napster era, the number of would-be recording artists is booming, but for independent musicians, it's increasingly difficult to rise above the pack.

It is more difficult to rise to a higher income level in the U.S. than it is in Canada and much of Western Europe, according to recent research.

Three consecutive quarterly declines in GDP since the fourth quarter of 2011 are difficult to reconcile with rising employment and falls in the jobless rate.

"Looking back, sterling was undoubtedly overvalued and with the rebalancing that is needed in the UK economy, it is difficult to see sterling rising much higher than its current level for the foreseeable future".