Sentence examples for difficult to fight the from inspiring English sources

It will be difficult to fight the fight without you.

And it's really difficult to fight the urge to say: "Well, it worked the first time.

Some activist groups have been stirring the waters, but it is very difficult to fight the power of money especially when it's supported by government".

It's difficult to fight the urge to push back determinedly against your rocking chair when an artist yells, "You can turn on the flashes on your iPhones and wave them around … if you're lucky I'll put it on Instagram" before launching into a ballad.

The foreign-correspondent Standard Narrative is dusted off for its quintennial tour: "The world's largest democracy is having the world's largest election, like, ever!" But, even as foreign reporters pour in to tell that prefabricated story, it is difficult to fight the feeling that this big, big election is in fact pitifully small.

Reports say that high levels of radioactivity have made it difficult to fight the fire, which appears to have continued to burn late Wednesday.

It's difficult to fight that - but it's fun".

However, it is difficult to fight this destructive fungus whose pathogenic mechanism is known to a limited extent (5, 6).

That he so earnestly endorses the Full Francais makes it all the more difficult to fight through the immediate unbuttoned insouciance, the disregard for convention at the level of the chemise, and tackle the refutation of a book that tips the scales at over two pounds.

But the Detroit automakers are finding it difficult to fight both the economic environment and the negative public perceptions that have plagued them for decades.

If you fall to the ground during the attack, not only is it more difficult to fight off the angry dog, but vital areas on your torso, head, and neck become more vulnerable to attack.