Sentence examples for but difficult to stick from inspiring English sources

"They're effective but difficult to stick to when you're in that state," he says.

It is possible, but exceedingly difficult, to stick opponents without the arc being straight.

There's no murmured acclaim and starched waiting staff here – but then, it's difficult to stick your little finger out when you're chewing a brick.

We all have goals and dreams, but it can be difficult to stick with them.

But is any cleaning task more difficult to stick to than squeegeeing shower walls and doors after use?

With a constant change of environment I get caught switching in and out of using Māori and at times it's difficult to stick with the kaupapa, but we're hanging in.

A lot of people find it difficult to stick to the 140-character limit, but if you write statements that summarise your views on a topic, 140 with a link should be enough.

Q: Why is it so difficult to stick to new behaviors?

Raine's wandering mind makes it difficult to stick to any subject for long.

It's difficult to stick with a project that everyone seems to dislike.

"You have got to love the unpeeling of knowledge; otherwise it is very difficult to stick with it".