Sentence examples for difficult to dominate from inspiring English sources

To beat Woods is difficult; to dominate him is rare.

Without picadors weakening the bull's muscles, the bull is more difficult to dominate.

"It's fairly difficult to dominate a game for 90 minutes but the crowd played their part and I've nothing but praise for the team.

The smartphone market will be far more difficult for Amazon to dominate than the tablet market or even the ebook sector, where the original Kindle holds sway.

At first the transition to European soccer was difficult, but gradually Gatt began to dominate the league with his athleticism and speed.

Position limits will also apply making it more difficult for a few players to dominate the market.

Fresh produce sectors including meat, fruit, and vegetables have been more difficult for modern food retailers to dominate.

It's very difficult for the emotional mind to dominate if you are thinking rationally, so what happens is that the panic attack symptoms will start to fade away.

In addition, coastal mountain ranges made it difficult for any community in Greece to dominate more than a few square miles of land.

It's a difficult but important obstacle to tackle as Facebook continues to dominate our social imprint on the Internet.

The intent of the settlement proposals is to make it more difficult for Microsoft to use its market power from Windows to dominate rivals in new markets, the way it has dominated the market for office applications.