Sentence examples for difficult to break down from inspiring English sources

We found them very difficult to break down".

It looks as though it's even more difficult to break down the barriers of entrenched bias.

Against the Earthquakes the hosts were largely difficult to break down and deserving of their shutout.

"We knew Huddersfield would be difficult to break down but we didn't play at the level we wanted to.

But if a team sets out to defend and puts 10 behind the ball, it is very difficult to break down".

Mark Sampson at the helm of the squad has been something of a revelation and his side was difficult to break down all throughout the SheBelieves Cup.

Dioxins are difficult to break down in the body and are potentially carcinogenic if ingested over long periods in large quantities.

Michael O'Neill's side tend to sit deep and are difficult to break down, and Coleman also highlighted their aerial threat at set pieces.

Boro were difficult to break down; supporters would not see the best of his lavishly restructured team until next season; be patient.

Watkins said it was difficult to break down the impact of climate change on weather in Australia compared with local patterns and drivers.

"It's difficult to break down highly crystallised PET," said Prof Kenji Miyamoto from Keio University, one of the authors of the study.