Sentence examples for difficult to keep things from inspiring English sources

When you have a lot of energy, as I do, it can be difficult to keep things under control.

It can be difficult to keep things moving quickly enough, and yet to keep alive the sense that what is happening is unfolding gradually.

The trouble is, with all that space back there it can be difficult to keep things secured in one spot — particularly an animal with a mind of its own.

Wilson told The Associated Press yesterday: "In this day and age, if you have the same core group for a number of years, it's difficult to keep things interesting and not drone on about the same things.

Given how large Apple has grown over the years – the memo says there are "135,000 people" working there – it's become more difficult to keep things under wraps.

It's difficult to keep things fresh.

When you consider the size and scope of the type of projects needed to keep our roads and bridges in safe and in working order, it is clear that the states have done some difficult juggling to keep things moving.

"During the season it is difficult to change; you have to keep things simple for the players.

That still hasn't stopped it from trying to keep things difficult for Microsoft, which had just acquired one of the largest customer acquisition channels on the planet.

That has been really difficult, but with the help of counselling I have managed to keep things on track.

In ye olden times of 1997, it was difficult and expensive to make things public, and it was easy and cheap to keep things private.