Sentence examples for be very difficult against from inspiring English sources

"We know it will be very difficult against Toulon, but you don't win this trophy without beating some very good sides".

There are top-seeded teams we would have preferred other than Norway and it's going to be very difficult against them.

"We're already training hard for the event and while it's obviously a big advantage to be playing in our conditions, we know it'll be very difficult against teams of the quality of Pakistan and Sri Lanka," added Joyce, who is a sister of Ireland star and Sussex captain Ed Joyce.

I didn't have a lot of chances, it's very difficult against John.

"Teams who play against United play with fear and that's because for a long time its been very difficult against them".

Sunderland manager Steve Bruce: "It was very difficult against a very good Chelsea team.

Maybe we dropped two points but if we analyse it, it was very solid performance and the conditions were very difficult, against a team that want to fight for every action.

"We really played and I think the team has order and spirit but we don't have the creative players in this moment to create the space and it is very difficult against a team like Hull, who defend very well.

Mark Groothuis, the national firearms licensing liaison officer for counter-terrorism policing, also told MPs during the bill's committee stages that he was concerned that "if one of these guns were to be stolen, again with the ammunition, and if it were to get into terrorist hands, it could be very difficult to fight against or to protect against.

In my opinion, it will be very difficult to steer against this trend if we don?t succeed in implementing a new (or old?) and less superficial manner of working in our young generation.

This style would move Football on and would differ from the current Spanish model in that there would be fewer sideways and backwards passes and if played at a high pace it would be very difficult to defend against.