Sentence examples for difficult to make this from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to make this country better".

That's an achievement, because most of us find it difficult to make this inquiry into our own lives.

"We need German discipline," says Sylvie Goulard, a French member of the European Parliament, "but without growth it will be more difficult to make this discipline acceptable".

Heirs must disclaim within nine months of your death, and it may be difficult to make this financial decision during a time of grief, said Dennis I. Belcher, a lawyer with McGuireWoods in Richmond, Va.

It is difficult to make this argument without sounding cruel, but one of the ways to ease the seemingly never-ending misery circus that is the UK housing crisis would be to financially encourage older people to downsize.

Holzhäuser shed some crocodile tears ("It was never as difficult to make this kind of decision, on a human level"), then revealed that pressure from sponsors and supporters had left them with no other option.

Without the support of these established institutions it is difficult to make the case for this work and contextualize it.

It may also be difficult to make the case that this type of work is productive [ 12].

Power calculations are difficult to make in this context given that SDs on the biomarkers in this younger age group are as-yet unknown, apart from the hippocampal volume study of Alexopoulos et al 4 cited hereinbefore.

But it was difficult to make just this one distinction meaningful.

Avoid using small pieces of paper on your first try, as the folds will be more difficult to make and this may be frustrating.