Sentence examples for been difficult to overcome from inspiring English sources

But the German obsession with inflation has been difficult to overcome because Germans perceive themselves as more vulnerable to inflation today than their neighbors are.

Certainly the wild card, at the least, would have been theirs, and once the Red Sox were in the postseason, Martínez, Lowe and Colón would have been difficult to overcome.

Ms. Vu Thi adds that UNICEF has advocated abolishing school fees to the government, but budgetary issues have thus far been difficult to overcome.

It was difficult to overcome," he said.

And it's difficult to overcome".

But umpire reputations are difficult to overcome.

These powerful heuristics can be difficult to overcome.

That kind of tarnish is difficult to overcome.

"For me any loss is difficult to overcome," she said.

Some of the drawbacks of this approach which are difficult to overcome are also outlined.

Because technology makes hacks easier to start than to counter, the risk is difficult to overcome.