Sentence examples for difficult to agree from inspiring English sources

[This] might be difficult to agree on.

European countries have found it difficult to agree on common standards.

The bias intimidation charges were the most difficult to agree upon, jurors said.

But most find it difficult to agree on what a "general education" should look like.

"It would be difficult to agree with all of it," he says.

It's not particularly difficult to agree that certain books have no chance at all and that others have merit.

"And so I think it will be very difficult to agree" on an effective anti-corruption law.

It should not be difficult to agree on what our publicly owned banks should be prevented from doing in future.

There are concerns the group will find it difficult to agree a common approach to the problem.

Others speculated that tax issues for Aetna or ING, or both, had made it difficult to agree on a price.

And it would bring new hope to 25m Iraqis.If the case is so strong, why then has the Security Council found it so difficult to agree?