Sentence examples for difficult to beat with from inspiring English sources
"We know them (United) but I don't think it's a good draw because they are a good team and difficult to beat with a lot of quality players," Anelka said.
"It's difficult to beat us with the option," said Sapp, a 6-foot-3-inch, 284-pound junior.
"Where there's a paper system, it's not that difficult to beat cash with an electronic payment," said Tim Attinger, Visa's head of global product innovation.
In the Soviet Union, it was often noted by pro-Western Soviet dissidents that "it is difficult to beat something with nothing".
Verdict: At £90, it's difficult to beat the Echo, with Alexa making it the best value all-round smart speaker.
It's difficult to beat his prices, too, with the mandrolisai priced at €7.50 and the muristellu at €10.
While all of those players harbor hopes, Love will be difficult to beat if he plays with the confidence he has displayed so far this year.
He routinely and firstly makes his teams difficult to beat; a necessary move with the Scotland team in their current troubled state.
As a summary of what United have become under Van Gaal, "a good team that's difficult to beat" is impossible to argue with.
It is difficult to beat a low toxicity antibody with a very long half-life.
