Sentence examples for difficult admitted from inspiring English sources

It's very difficult," admitted Will Greenwood on the eve of the final Test.

"It was very difficult," admitted 17-year-old Dan Nicholls,  who began karate at the age of five.

"We have made a conscious decision to try and keep Muslim types from acquiring membership, but it is increasingly difficult," admitted Klassis sales director Melda Koshar.

Battling his addiction was difficult, admitted the 40-year-old performer, who relapsed after his hospitalization -- but he stressed in the documentary that it wasn't impossible.

"Chances are that if you stay at some kid's house he'll want to talk about the latest hardcore 7" that's out and if you're tired and you really don't care about that music then it's difficult" admitted Cedric when I met him recently in Amsterdam.

"It's been very difficult," admits Seddon, who says the main challenge has been the device's silicon heating element.

Most hygiene and fire safety laws are just common sense but there are some things that are difficult," admits Bobby, a former insurance broker.

Foster said the final few months were "difficult", admitting that for quite some time the perception was that there had been no audience for the film.

"If it weren't for the charitable foundations and NGOs things would be very difficult," admits Lefteris Papagiannakis, Athens' vice-mayor on migrant and refugee affairs.

"The landslides and mountainous terrain will make the construction difficult," admits Johnson.

"Being deducted points was always going to make it difficult," admits Foley.