Sentence examples for difficult to dump from inspiring English sources

Private stocks can be notoriously difficult to dump.

Last year, the Obama Administration announced the Stream Protection Rule, which would make it more difficult for companies to dump waste.

When everyone decides to sell their loans at the same time, it becomes very difficult for any individual investor to dump his holdings.

"He is amazing at making decisions when... there's a difficult situation there and he needs to dump the ball off," Staubach said.

The cross-cutting is almost... an excuse, if you like, to dump work that's too difficult, or you don't have the funding, on somebody else, do you know what I mean?

"I get into terrible trouble when I visit schools to talk to students – especially the girls  – as I tell them not to dump the sciences because they are difficult.

When the neurological pipes are set to dump natural opiates into the synapse, it can become really difficult to quit that behavior during any part of the cycle.

The best news is that all of our children's difficult or 'off track' behaviour is driven by emotion and when they get to use your good, warm attention to dump out these feelings, you get your angel back.

It is time for the world to dump anti-dumping.

"After he tries to dump on me".

Not to "dump on" their record.