Sentence examples for could be difficult to meet from inspiring English sources

Privately, Senate leadership aides said Mr. Obama's deadline could be difficult to meet.

Democrats, who are within reach of the 60 votes needed to break a filibuster in the Senate, would also face high expectations, especially from the party's more liberal quarters, that could be difficult to meet even with enhanced numbers in the Senate as well as the House.

They also might have financial commitments, such as alimony, that could be difficult to meet without a prenup.

Because the new order does not permanently block anyone from entering the country, but only imposes a 90-day freeze on giving out new visas, the standard of "irreparable harm" could be difficult to meet.

Industry officials said it would be difficult to meet those conditions quickly, which could threaten thousands of jobs.

I imagine it would be difficult to meet a peaceful end unless you had done all you felt you could over your journey.

That deadline may be difficult to meet.

These goals will be difficult to meet.

"Even our current expenditures will be difficult to meet".

Even so, the deadline of 2014 was always going to be difficult to meet.

Thresholds of the ESC seem to be difficult to meet.