Sentence examples for difficult to counteract from inspiring English sources

"We have learned that this financial crisis is unpredictable and difficult to counteract," Mr. Paulson said.

If we have learned anything throughout this year, we have learned that this financial crisis is unpredictable and difficult to counteract.

Cassino said: "It's incredibly difficult to counteract because the ones to whom it appeals the most are the ones who least trust the mainstream media who are doing the debunking.

Experts agreed the government had to do something to stop the fall of the rial, but said they were worried that in the long term the downward pressure would be difficult to counteract.

But it remains difficult to prove and difficult to counteract.

Jennifer Korn, who leads Latino outreach efforts at the RNC, told HuffPost that in past years, the party used to "parachute in" just before the election, which made it difficult to counteract Democratic messaging.

The lack of experience in their bowling, particularly with Morne Morkel looking a touch weary, will be a difficult factor to counteract.

Their combination of economic and political interests is an extremely powerful and difficult model to counteract with a predominantly security-based approach.

And it's very difficult for the university to counteract that".

"But so many laws have been passed that favor the unions, it's difficult for the taxpayer to counteract some of these things," Ms. Pandelakis said.

Second, mail traffic patterns with marked peaks of work make economic utilization of machines difficult: the introduction of measures to counteract this problem takes considerable time.