Sentence examples for being difficult to pass from inspiring English sources

It is reputed for being difficult to pass on, and he said that he thought it might end up a boring race for the fans.

Their work is also judged by superiors, who are more interested in numbers of arrests than in narrative expositions, the latter being difficult to pass up the chain of command and virtually impossible to use in budget fights at City Hall.

Mr. Marchionne said it might be difficult to pass that cost to buyers.

Desserts here are prominently displayed on a sidebar as enticement and are difficult to pass up.

The pitch was dry, the grass was long and it was difficult to pass the ball.

That's because some of the spending cuts would be difficult to pass through Congress.

It may be difficult to pass the manometric assembly through the esophagogastric junction.

Moreover, conventional proteoliposomes can aggregate with one another and are difficult to pass through affinity columns.

Cobra neurotoxin (NT) has central analgesic effects, but it is difficult to pass through brain blood barrier (BBB).

When a restaurant is named for a wine region it is difficult to pass up a cheese course.

"These structural reforms are difficult to pass through parliaments... there is a certain risk that this will be postponed".