Sentence examples for difficult to drop from inspiring English sources

"Whoever does well here is going to be very difficult to drop," he said.

"So it's difficult to drop everything in order to schedule a meeting.

His movement, and his goals, are difficult to drop now that Kak?s taking steps towards recovery.

Almeida says the government continued to back the Yasuni-ITT initiative because it was politically difficult to drop.

On the other hand, a decision affirming Judge Jackson's ruling would make it politically difficult to drop the case.

It's not difficult to drop to bended knee when you're a serial romancer and you live to hear people accept your proposals and tell you you're the one.

Mr. Henderson said that another alternative, when clients become difficult, is "to drop them with the paint still wet on the wall".

After spending 18 months on his first game, he realised he was nowhere near finished, and took the difficult decision to drop it.

When Petkovic took the difficult decision to drop the long-time captain, Gokhan Inler, after the midfielder had endured a frustrating season at Leicester City, he gave the armband to Stephan Lichtsteiner, the Juventus full-back, and named Xhaka and Behrami as vice-captains.

If we play like we did today against the Dutch, we'll have a great chance of winning that first World Cup". Del Bosque, who succeeded Luis Aragonés after the team's triumph in Austria two years ago, conceded it had been a "difficult decision" to drop Fernando Torres to the bench, although his replacement, Barcelona's Pedro Rodríguez, excelled until the latter stages.

Southgate said it was "probably a very difficult call" to drop Cahill, who has captained England.