Sentence examples for be difficult to try from inspiring English sources

"It would be difficult to try to take Clairol head- on.

Mr. Pawlenty's decision reflected his conclusion that it would be difficult to try to run for the White House while serving as governor.

The Pakistani official said that he would remain in Pakistani hands, but that it would be difficult to try him because the evidence against him came from informers.

STOMACH PROBLEMS It may be difficult to try this in Singapore, where the sale of chewing gum is restricted, but most everywhere else in the world, travelers with digestive ailments can find relief by chewing sugar-free gum.

The reasons were that for 24 years he had shown "apparent good conduct," and that with so much time passed between the crimes and the trial, it would be difficult to try him.

On Sunday, Mr. Geithner gave a slightly more detailed answer, saying it would be difficult to try to push both the spending cuts and the debt ceiling through Congress simultaneously.

It's difficult to try to find that balance".

"You know, it's difficult to try to do something new each month".

So it was difficult to try to create things that were new.

It's difficult to try to sell to people when you have cars parked on your greenway".

For such functional GI disorders, it is difficult to try to heal a distressed gut without considering the role of stress and emotion.