Sentence examples for difficult to compete against from inspiring English sources

Ferguson said: "When we play like that we are very difficult to compete against".

It's extremely difficult to compete against the roster of riders out here on a daily basis when I'm 100percentt.

In Germany, for example, big companies face daunting labour regulations that make it difficult to compete against more flexible foreign competitors.

Two of the country's most successful teams, Olympique Lyonnais and Olympique de Marseille, are already finding it difficult to compete against the big spenders.

But as the hospital merger boom continues, hospitals fiercely holding onto their independence may find it more difficult to compete against bigger, leaner organizations, say analysts.

For example, independent funeral directors have found it increasingly difficult to compete against corporations, which receive significant discounts when they buy in large quantities.

It's hard to compete against free.

That will be hard to compete against.

It's very difficult to compete and keep costs down.

"It's just getting more difficult to compete," he said.

"It's a difficult thing to compete against him, because he is able to do things with the golf ball that not many can even envision," said Phil Mickelson, the world's second-ranked player, who began today eight strokes behind Woods before shooting a 67 in the third round to move five strokes behind the leader.