Sentence examples for difficult to make up from inspiring English sources

"With no disrespect, it's difficult to make up that time".

"It's very difficult to make up a team without having a leader.

Women often find it difficult to make up sleep lost while caring for infant children, juggling family and career, and weathering the perturbations of menopause.

Young men and women who remain unemployed for substantial periods of time find it very difficult to make up that ground.

"Anytime you lose revenue that accounts for 4percentt of the general fund budget, it's difficult to make up," said Gov. Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, a Democrat.

It would be difficult to make up a better story than the one that has unfolded this season in Columbia, Mo.

"This golf course is so difficult, it's hard to make up shots on it".

With six rounds of the league to play, Sao Paulo are seven points behind the team in fourth place - a difficult margin to make up, but not impossible.

It was difficult for me to make up my mind, because normally soldiers go against the bad guy," he says.

When these investments are inadequate at any stage, children can fall behind, making it more difficult for them to make up lost ground and making it more costly to society.

It is very helpful when the difficult person tries to make up lies or distort what actually took place.