Sentence examples for difficult to keep across from inspiring English sources

It says users may find it difficult to keep across ever-changing policies, and may be harmed by unintended consequences.

But smaller studios argue it is difficult to keep across what is being posted.

Without these materials it is difficult to keep up our activities across the country, especially with the current insecurity in some areas of Bangui and on the main roads hindering access to supplies.

Scarce surveillance and tracking capabilities make it difficult to keep track of all marine traffic across the length of Canada's coastline, which totals over 243,000 kilometres [1].

Shows and movies are spread out across services – making it difficult to keep track of what's available where, as well as find new things to watch.

" It's also fine to cut a pumpkin across the middle, though it's a little more difficult to keep the pumpkin stable this way, making it a little more dangerous.

"It's difficult to keep veteran backups.

It's difficult to keep them straight.

It's very difficult to keep going".

It's difficult to keep calm.

PROMISES are easy to make, but difficult to keep.