Sentence examples for difficult to end from inspiring English sources

"It's just very difficult to end a series," he said.

I think it's just very difficult to end a series.

But if Abu Dis remains a condition, it will be difficult to end the stalemate.

"But once a tax break gets started, people think they're entitled to it, so they are very difficult to end".

It fears an all-out Taliban victory could encourage fundamentalists in Central Asia.Foreign meddling makes it all the more difficult to end the war.

Some analysts the said conflict, which has cost more than 1,500 lives, would be difficult to end, especially because of the French role in removing Gbagbo.

The birds start heading north and, with a tailwind behind them, find it difficult to stop – ending up much further north than they should be.

This is a remarkable public health victory for a country long considered the most difficult place to end polio.

Every option was considered before making the very difficult decision to end the business.

BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand: "Middlesex fought back from a difficult position to end the day slightly the happier of the two teams.

X-rays have revealed the full extent of the damage and Robshaw said: "I'm absolutely gutted - it's a difficult way to end the season".