Sentence examples for difficult to mount from inspiring English sources

All these activities are difficult to mount without attracting attention.

Many still feel that such an attack would be difficult to mount.

Sure, the field was wet and it is more difficult to mount a pass rush on a wet field.

But the lingering taint of the STAP affair has made it more difficult to mount an ambitious inquiry.

This position has made lawsuits against the raters exceedingly difficult to mount, a problem that Dodd-Frank was supposed to fix.

The world is now beginning to understand this, which makes the case for international football that much more difficult to mount.

"Technically, K2 is more difficult to climb than Mount Everest, because the topmost slopes are so steep," Professor Desio said in 1955.

General Pinochet's case has shown just how difficult it is to mount such a prosecution.

"It is very difficult for me to mount any sort of reasonable campaign with no troops, as any general would know," she said.

"It is difficult for Australians to mount a campaign in the America's Cup these days because of sponsorship," Piggott said.

Of course, our interests in Afghanistan include making it difficult for Al Qaeda to mount operations from that country and limiting Taliban use of Afghan territory to destabilize neighboring Pakistan.