Sentence examples for difficult to catch up from inspiring English sources

But without the past experience, it's very difficult to catch up".

"It's going to be very difficult to catch up with it".

"When Paula made her move," she said, "I found it difficult to catch up to her".

They emerged many years behind, and it has been difficult to catch up.

High default charges harm homeowners because they make it increasingly difficult to catch up on late payments and avoid foreclosure.

If the location of a new industry was essentially arbitrary, then a government, by subsidizing and protecting its emergence, could enable it to gain such a lasting advantage that other countries would find it difficult to catch up.

This brings stress and worry as it can often be very difficult to catch-up.

It will be very difficult for him to catch up".

With "another lopsided defeat, it will be difficult for her to catch up in delegates," said Donna Brazile, Al Gore's campaign manager in 2000.

Mrs. Clinton's advisers acknowledged that it would be difficult for her to catch up in the race for pledged delegates even if she succeeded in winning Ohio and Texas in three weeks and Pennsylvania in April.

With well-laid plans for global domination and the funding to back it up, it will be difficult for anyone to catch up to Twilio.