Sentence examples for difficult to close from inspiring English sources

It's very difficult to close the door.

Furthermore, once open, such mouths may prove difficult to close.

"It's difficult to close our doors and write".

"It's very difficult to close a plant like this, and we understand the pain it causes," she said.

When the game was over, Campo said: "When you're learning how to win, it's very difficult to close it out.

But the real reason means that Republicans will find it difficult to close the gender gap: women tend to support big government.

"It is the most difficult decision to close libraries especially during difficult economic times when people need their libraries the most," said Judge Edward Thomas, president of the Detroit Library Commission.

Nevertheless we have made the difficult decision to close the production.

A Tesco spokesman said: "We've taken the difficult decision to close our remaining six Homeplus stores.

But the disturbing realities of the global arms trade mean it would always have been a difficult deal to close.

Ch Supt Whitehouse said it was a difficult decision to close the bases.