Sentence examples for difficult to defeat from inspiring English sources

It is very difficult to defeat them".

Both terrorist networks and ideologically driven paramilitary groups are extremely difficult to defeat decisively.

Isis will be difficult to defeat in Iraq because of Sunni sectarian solidarity.

"I know that it's difficult to defeat a 20-year incumbent," Mr. Jeffries said.

Experts have long maintained it will be difficult to defeat the insurgency by military means alone.

Donato Hanover will be difficult to defeat, but the Pampered Princess camp remains confident.

Helness missed a very difficult chance to defeat the contract.

A fervent annexationist during the war, he then faced a difficult adjustment to defeat and revolution.

Did you notice that West missed a difficult chance to defeat the contract?

If the Lakers do all get along, and Howard plays the role of good soldier, they are going to be a very, very difficult team to defeat.

But, in the aftermath of the Rebellion of 1916 in Dublin, Yeats and Lady Gregory faced the most dangerous censor of all, and the most difficult one to defeat or confront.