Sentence examples for difficult to muster a from inspiring English sources

At any rate, he says, the United States will find it difficult to muster a firm coalition against the North until it repairs its alliance with the South.

It was difficult to muster an argument in front of his beaming, excited eyes.

But with each team missing its best player -- Kidd for the Nets and Baron Davis for the Hornets -- it was difficult to muster any excitement.

Few vets specialize in palliative care, and treating pain effectively takes a tenacity that harried and underpaid vets may find difficult to muster on a daily basis.

But it is difficult to muster much of a defense against this dismissive label when being asked to stomach sentences like these, which describe Jacqueline's memories of her former lover, a young French journalist who helped her flee Liberia: "Her escape would be his last burden before ridding himself of her vile country.

It’s difficult to muster enthusiasm for a General Motors recovery when there’s trouble like that lurking around every corner.

It can cost up to $4,000 in bribes here to keep a youth out of the army, a sum difficult to muster for these poorly paid workers.

The biggest obstacle to a deal is the Senate, where Democratic leaders are eager to pass a housing rescue bill but say it will be difficult to muster the 60-vote majority needed for a bill to tighten the regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

It is incredibly difficult to muster the creativity necessary to develop an untouched field of science.

With the dark evenings and chilly weather setting in, it can be difficult to muster the motivation to get out for a run.

A talking dog can provide the words that a stunted protagonist finds difficult to muster".