Sentence examples for difficult to get out from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to get out from under the shadow.

"If we do go back into recession, it will be very difficult to get out".

"It was difficult to get out to the sites when I was traveling about so much.

"Tattoos with color tend to be a little more difficult to get out".

It's too boring; there's not much entertainment and it's difficult to get out".

"It's like a lobster pot: it's very easy to get in these things, but it's very difficult to get out".

"We got in such a hole, obviously it was going to be difficult to get out," Boeheim said.

Drug convictions are the reason for the massive growth in prison numbers.Once behind bars, inmates find it increasingly difficult to get out early.

If Le Guen can solve the scoring issue, then the group may not be quite as difficult to get out of as it looks.

As with Afghanistan, Yemen is easy to invade but difficult to get out of as the Houthi leadership shows no sign of giving up.

The programme has proved helpful, though difficult to get out of.Mr Corbett signed the bill on October 20th and, four days later, declared a fiscal emergency in Harrisburg.