Sentence examples for be difficult to sign from inspiring English sources

It will be difficult to sign him.

"He didn't have a lot to do and it would be difficult to sign him on the evidence of that but be will have another look," said Lennon.

"You have to be realistic and it's going to be difficult to sign someone who will get us 25 goals a season.

Jones is eager to add quality to the squad, but admits it could be difficult to sign the region's top targets.

At the same time, officials in Brussels said, it was difficult to sign off on bank recapitalization — considered pretty much a done deal — until they were clear about the real value of the Greek debt in the banks' portfolios.

"The top Champions League teams are earning crazy money so it's difficult to sign players," added Redknapp.

As noted earlier in the manuscript, the sign of measurement error inducted bias is difficult to sign (Bound et al. 2001).

This assignment may lead to some measurement error in the school-leaving variables and the direction of the bias attributable to measurement error is difficult to sign (Bound et al. 2001).

The Gunners have been linked with a number of central defenders in the January transfer window, including West Ham's Winston Reid and Borussia Dortmund's Mats Hummels, but Wenger says it is difficult to sign quality players.

The Jets expected Washington would be difficult to re-sign after next season, but without McKnight, Tannenbaum called it a "fair assumption" that Washington would have remained on the roster.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon conceded it would be "difficult" to convince the striker to sign a new deal.