Sentence examples for can be difficult to overcome from inspiring English sources

These powerful heuristics can be difficult to overcome.

Averaging four victories over the past four seasons, the Lions are used to losing, and that mentality can be difficult to overcome.

Fair or not, once the reputation of failure spreads into consumers' psyches, it can be difficult to overcome, though hexes are broken all the time since the public's memory can be fickle.

Another takeaway from living abroad is that although the language barrier can be difficult to overcome at times, I am always amazed at the ability of people to find ways to communicate and convey meaning, even without understanding.

Such measurements are subject to substantial errors that can be difficult to overcome, but corrected data are readily available and can be of sufficiently high resolution to be integrated into traditional field-based studies.

The eldest of four siblings, Okewale says he was lucky that his parents actively encouraged him to aim high (he was the first in his family to go to university) and that he benefited from the "individual teachers who helped me", but says that all too often youngsters from poorer and minority ethnic backgrounds encounter barriers that can be difficult to overcome.

Hormone imbalance, for example, can lead to an increased sexual desire, which may be difficult to overcome.

Our deeply ingrained attitudes such as the expectation that men should be the primary breadwinners for their families, and thus deserve to earn more than women can be difficult to overcome, research has shown.

His healthcare program as Governor will be difficult to overcome.

But it can be difficult to swiftly overcome stereotypes when only 1 out of every 100 Americans is Muslim.

However, when startups come unprepared to these meetings, they can make a bad first impression that is difficult to overcome down the line.