Sentence examples for difficult to hold out from inspiring English sources

But as adults, why is it often so difficult to hold out for the grown-up equivalent of the double marshmallow?

But if what is happening now to our children and in our society is any indication, it's difficult to hold out much hope for the future.

But with other major powers pitching in, Russia may find it difficult to hold out.

"But after 12 months, it's a very difficult decision to hold out longer".

It is difficult to find and difficult to hold onto.

It's willing to hold out".

With the arm stretched out, it becomes difficult to hold it in a given position for any amount of time.

But the Iranians were told that the United States had found out about the 1994 sale, thus making it difficult to hold any further sales negotiations.

He pulled out after four holes, complaining that it was proving too difficult to hold the club.

I think it was more difficult to hold back.

"They are difficult to hold, difficult to feed and they're stinky," the senior veterinarian said.