Sentence examples for difficult to fight for from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to fight for the top four," Pochettino said.

"Clearly if the situation is like last year it will be difficult to fight for victory, but it is our goal - we are not here to finish second".

"What we are lacking is a strong official voice to counter those reactionary voices … this makes it very difficult to fight for progress.

Some people treated me differently and I found it difficult to fight for good causes and issues without someone reminding me of my work.

Asked why that has been the case with Chelsea this season, Conte replied: "Our top scorer has scored only 12 goals and, if your best scorer has scored only 12 goals, it means it is very difficult to fight for something this season.

"If you are not able to improve, it's more difficult to fight for the title".

It's also difficult to fight political campaigns for rights and tolerance unless there is a clear sense of the identity of those being fought for.

The Dow Jones European Sector index for food and beverages was down 3.7%, on Friday morning in Europe, after an analyst downgraded Anglo-Dutch firm Unilever and said food producer profits would slow in 2008 as it became difficult to fight rising wholesale prices for things like wheat, milk and corn.

It is difficult to fight it - and certainly impossible for small growers to survive alone.

"For mobile start-ups it can be very frustrating and difficult to fight your way through the noise," she said.

"It is difficult to fight with yourself.