Sentence examples for difficult to halt from inspiring English sources

It is all the more difficult to halt such trends, because the travel trade does have a positive side.

Francisco Dall'Anese, the commissioner of the United Nations panel, said the Ríos Montt trial had set in motion a course that would be difficult to halt.

In addition to the prison, Catalonia started highway projects and a 30-mile extension of Barcelona's subway system, which has now proved difficult to halt.

But Cuban authorities and American exporters privately acknowledge their hope that a trading relationship, once begun, will be difficult to halt.

Pocock may be an open-side flanker, but he is difficult to halt when he gets into his stride and he bounced off tacklers who went too high.

That it would come to war in the end was always implicit in the American military buildup in the region, difficult to halt or reverse.

Most importantly, companies need to be able to make the difficult decision to halt progress when technical or coding issues arise that prevent AI from avoiding bias or delivering transparency.

In fact, Mr. Netanyahu told him it would be politically difficult for him to halt the construction of settlements.

Those differences make it all the more surprising that the far right's message resonates here and hint at just how difficult it could be to halt the global populist wave.

Although Stearns dutifully makes some policy proposals — more carefully directed aid with conditions on it; more stringent regulation of "mining cowboys"; a mechanism for holding the worst perpetrators to account — he is wise enough to know how difficult it will be to halt 15 years of violence and pillage.

If Jonny Lomax is fully recovered from his knee problems then his links from full-back will make life difficult for teams hoping to halt the Saints marching on to yet another Grand Final victory".