Sentence examples for been difficult to secure from inspiring English sources

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

But once Álvaro Uribe became president in 2002, he had the law streamlined, and began using its inversion of the burden of proof to strip hundreds of suspected drug lords of their presumably ill-gotten gains, with no need for a criminal conviction that would have been difficult to secure.

It was, the spokesman said, a "very special arrangement," never done before and "I doubt if it will be done again in a hurry". She said it had been difficult to secure the 10‐foot‐wide banner to the fence at the 86th‐floor level because of the wind.

Kelly explained that this is part of the reason why advertising has been difficult to secure, but makes the point that the model is not new — digital publications have been launching temporary verticals to cover the lifespan of a particular story for as long as interest lasts, whether that's the Black Lives Matter movement, the Olympics or a general election.

It's difficult to secure properly.

Independent reviews are difficult to secure, and so is an automatic inquest.

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

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

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

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.