Sentence examples for difficult to get something from inspiring English sources

The proper study of mankind is man and probably it would not be too difficult to get something quite new and really startling on Pope which would make reading him more comfortably irrelevant than ever.

"It is very difficult to get something from the game if you keep conceding easy goals.

"Cristiano Ronaldo was on a very good spell and it would have been very difficult to get something from that game.

We felt it would be difficult for Wigan to get something and when we heard they were down to 10 men, all our hopes evaporated.

It is a truth universally acknowledged — by savvy retailers, and, apparently, by snacki: The more difficult it is to get something, the more we want it.

This is mainly because there is no competition like a public option built into it, but also because the language against full reproductive health care makes it more difficult for women to get something that's so important to them.

"It's just that it's so difficult for EPA to get something from the industry if it thinks it's necessary.

It is so complex, and it would be difficult for the leaders to get something in the next few days here.

The cast is extremely talented, and would be more than able to execute a program that tackles how difficult it actually is to get something done in Washington.

After two very difficult games it was so important to get something.

Everyone's got ideas but to get something made is far more difficult.