Sentence examples for conquer difficult from inspiring English sources

American Grit In the season finale the teams must conquer difficult obstacles to secure a spot in the final, where they will make their way across a wire while suspended above a waterfall.

SEEING Afghanistan from the air helps to explain why it was once difficult to conquer, and is today difficult to govern.

Once the Hallers conquered the difficult climb, Marina decided to give it another try.

Other climbers of the era noted his natural, catlike climbing ability and his ability to find and conquer new and difficult routes.

After the prospecting work is completed, these companies will need to conquer the next difficult task: determining a cost-effective extraction strategy.

"It helps people get fit one step at a time, and to conquer real, very difficult impediments to getting fit," explains Gareth Jones, vice president and European general manager for Fitbit, a company which creates what is known as "wellness" devices.

"When you conquer something as difficult as a stroke, you get in there and you're going to fight, fight, fight to make sure you deliver for the people of Illinois".

Even though you know it's coming it's still difficult to conquer it and to break them down was difficult, I thought they defended really well".

It does not seem as if Moyer should be difficult to conquer.

The rallies Sunday were long and exhausting, the territory excruciatingly difficult to conquer, the tactical solutions largely unclear.

That assumption stayed in my brain far longer than it should have, which made the center of Patrick Berry's puzzle extremely difficult to conquer.