Sentence examples for be difficult to secure from inspiring English sources

It will still be difficult to secure a political agreement on any of these measures.

At this point, it will be difficult to secure a deal but I am still positive.

If you wait until just before a busy weekend, it might be difficult to secure camping.

After the failure of Copenhagen, it will be difficult to secure a deal this year, but I am still positive.

The state workforce commission had predicted that twenty-five medical-assistant jobs would open in Cameron County in 2003, but it would be difficult to secure one.

But Inder Sud, director of the World Bank for the Middle East, said it would be difficult to secure all of the $1.3 billion Lebanon is seeking.

When Poles started to arrive, it was difficult to secure accommodation for them, remembers Mr Slay.

Kapisa Province has been difficult to secure, and fighting in the Tagab district, where the American outpost is situated, has been especially fierce.

The lack of consignments by the executors of estates forced the auction houses to rely on voluntary consignments, which are difficult to secure in an uncertain market.

The availability of Megasport Arena was a factor in a world where major venues in major cities are difficult to secure on such short notice.

"It's difficult to secure their safety, and their trip will have a negative impact on bilateral relations," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.