Sentence examples for difficult to give up from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to give up perfectionist habits, so be patient.

Their romance develops slowly, in part because Antonin finds it difficult to give up his mistress.

Indeed, power hard-won from whites may be even more difficult to give up.

I am told that many riders find it difficult to give up".

Asked why he continued to carry a US passport, to which he responded: "It's very difficult to give up".

Skin color carries a history, and it has proved more difficult to give up that history than to attempt to turn it to positive account.

"It's difficult now to give up a player like Richard Jefferson, Vandeweghee said.

In June 2010, I made the difficult decision to give up work.

Mr. Megrahi made the difficult decision to give up his promising appeal in order to spend his last days with his family.

"It was a difficult decision to give up," said his lawyer, Peter Münch, but Mr. Schumacher wanted to avoid the long legal process, and planned to stay put in his current home.

After too many mornings waking up with no memory of the night before, a young journalist makes the difficult decision to give up drinking for good.