Sentence examples for difficult to govern and from inspiring English sources

California is famously difficult to govern, and Mr. Schwarzenegger will not have any more options than Gray Davis did when it comes to balancing the state's budget.

"Win or lose, he realized that it was going to be very difficult to govern and that the better part of valor was to step aside," said David R. Gergen, director of the university's Center for Public Leadership at the John F. Kennedy School of Government.

Others that it is simply difficult to govern, and we need to be more patient.

"It is very difficult to govern Rome if the government is against you," he says.

We are a very bad people and very difficult to govern.

SEEING Afghanistan from the air helps to explain why it was once difficult to conquer, and is today difficult to govern.

The Southern Uplands, and particularly the Highlands were economically less productive and much more difficult to govern.

However, the Southern Uplands, and particularly the Highlands were economically less productive and much more difficult to govern.

Leung Chun-ying and his team have little credibility left and will find it increasingly difficult to govern Hong Kong.

Giving further autonomy to Kosovo's Serbs, he said, would effectively make Kosovo "another Bosnia," where a decentralized institutional structure, and ethnic rifts, make it difficult to govern.

Rulers are too fond of action and therefore the people are difficult to govern.