Sentence examples for difficult to cut back from inspiring English sources

But he said it was difficult to cut back because state workers have job protection.

But if we are unable or unwilling to give up eating meat altogether, it is not that difficult to cut back.

Paula Radcliffe said she has weaved in extra days off to her training programme as she prepares for tomorrow's Great South Run but said it would be difficult to cut back on the miles on the road to London 2012.

If the grass clump is too thick and difficult to cut back with these clippers then a power clipper would help, either an electric hedge trimmer, if the cord is long enough to reach to the clump, or a chain saw.

Although it is difficult to cut back on essential work hours, or to leave the bench or your desk in the middle of the day for a stress-busting workout, there are things you can do without going anywhere: Breathe deep, stretch, roll your shoulders, close your eyes, listen to a calming melody on an iPod, and practice mindfulness for 10 minutes.

That said, the following warning signs should tip you off that your pornography habit is something to take seriously: You find it difficult to cut back on your pornography viewing.

But telling people to cut back is as difficult a conversation to have as telling people that the old model is broken.

Today, Young Concert Artists works with a $2.4 million annual budget, but has had to cut back in these difficult times.

Expansion in the UK is difficult because the BBC has given an undertaking to cut back on direct competition with commercial rivals.

If retail customers and businesses continue to cut back, it will be very difficult for UPS to increase any margins.

If you're one of the many people who have tried to cut back on sugar, you know how difficult it can be.