Sentence examples for difficult to curb from inspiring English sources
Soaring land and home prices have also proved difficult to curb.
How does the First Amendment make it difficult to curb the actions of photojournalists?
Only recently have filibusters become a daily impediment to Senate operations, and they would not be that difficult to curb.
But prices can be difficult to curb, because one person's high price is another person's profit margin or salary.
But with oil prices at current levels, analysts said members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries would find it politically difficult to curb their output now.
Executive-pay restrictions would not put that horse back in its box, but they would harm companies.If the winners are difficult to curb without doing damage to your economy, the losers are tough to help.
Without a good vehicle its difficult to curb illegal activities, says Pushpakaran, who manages 75 square kilometers of forest.
Before the 1976 agreement, the Labor government of Prime Minister James Callaghan had already taken difficult steps to curb public wages and bring down the deficit, which at 5percentt of G.D.P. was about half of what Britain's current gap is.
A study published in Clinical Psychological Science argued that "shaming people for difficult-to-curb behaviors may be exactly the wrong approach to take" and leads to worse health outcomes, including relapse.
The virus is difficult to control by vaccination, so new methods to curb the impact of the disease need to be sought.
That has made it difficult for orchestras to curb costs.
