Sentence examples for difficult for us to compete from inspiring English sources

It made it difficult for us to compete".

"Our members, in one way," Mr. McConnell said, "are kind of relieved by the departure of an administration that became unpopular and made it very difficult for us to compete".

"If you're 31 and fancy a bit of Champions League, it's difficult for us to compete with that". Silvestre has been with Manchester United since 1999, winning four Premier League titles, one FA Cup winner's medal and a League Cup winner's medal.

Lennon told BBC Radio 5live: "Strikers are at a premium and in today's climate it is really difficult for us to compete with Premier League money.

"We have to look at the positives - there are clubs it's very difficult for us to compete with, but we are in a market with a group of other teams, and we can offer them a club that's been in the Premier League two seasons, has a record of being in the top division, and is in a wonderful part of the country.

It is difficult enough already for us to compete against the world's rising economic powerhouses.

Why is it so difficult for us to hold competing ideas in our heads?

Not surprisingly, this overvaluation is making it very difficult for US manufacturers to compete with China.

But the technique has not been successfully used for mosquitoes, in part because the radiation usually used to sterilize the insects also injures them, making it difficult for them to compete for mates against wild counterparts.

The increased use of Sapphire substrate in the LED production is making it difficult for Cree to compete with other players on price points.

"It is difficult for teachers to compete.