Sentence examples for be difficult to save from inspiring English sources
"It would be difficult to save up enough to retire in an expensive country," adds Spallone.
The God of Christianity is supposed to be a personal savior who hears our prayers and absolves us of sin, not an abstract universal.[1] It may be difficult to save Malebranche (or Aquinas) from this objection, but one should note that the 'God of the philosophers,' conceived of in purely intellectual terms as an infinite and all perfect being, is already removed from the more churchly conception.
Cheryl Rodrigues, news editor for the conservation task force, which Tuesday published Palmer's name and passport number as the killer of the lion, said it would be difficult to save the cubs.
Even with temporary improvement, it will be difficult to save the patient's life.
Travel delay also means that the women arrive at the facility in such severe conditions that it may be difficult to save their lives [ 34].
'I found out that if they had waited, it would have been difficult to save me,' he said.
While I would like to make as much money available as possible for the future, we have three children and my wife will be on maternity leave for a further six months, so it is difficult to save a significant amount, ie 20%-25 20%-25 salary.
But "it's difficult to save money for a down payment in Hong Kong.
Thus, we not only waste computational and storage resources, but it is difficult to save, manage and use the results generated.
"It is difficult to save while you are renting, so I think it'll be one or the other: a flat or a family.
