Sentence examples for difficult go from inspiring English sources

"He was forewarned with big letters, and with all signs that this was going to be a difficult go because of what surrounded this club as far the players he was going to play with and other things.

The question is whether Redbox Instant can convert video streaming customers to DVD kiosk users; on this front, I think they'll have a difficult go of it.

That's great, as far as it goes, but people still aren't buying Windows phones or even enough Surface tablets –and unless that turns around, it is going to have a very difficult go of it.

Some couples still have a difficult go of it and may even find themselves shut out by co-workers, estranged from or disinherited by family and friends.

Some believe that AI can become a threat to humans in the future, recalling what happened 20 years ago when a robot beat a chess champion, after which people said that it would take at least 100 years for such a performance in the more difficult Go game: "It is terrifying, the day when AI ​​will dominate humans will arrive soon".

In a consumerist society, it can be difficult go for even a day without buying anything.

But it still was difficult going on.

It's difficult going to cricket matches.

But it was difficult going for a while.

"I find it difficult going there," he said.

"PREDICTION is very difficult," goes an apocryphal quote often attributed to Niels Bohr, "especially about the future".