Sentence examples for difficult to overcome the from inspiring English sources

"It's better than before, but it is still difficult to overcome" the mind-set, he said.

I need to sing again, its just so difficult to overcome the brutality of it all really.

If the past is any judge, these conditions will make it more difficult to overcome the political hurdles ahead for making the plan a reality.

Pearl Siegelman, a local Democratic leader in Brooklyn, said it would be difficult to overcome the pressure to eliminate Mr. Weiner's seat.

We will not win this struggle if I give you food.' " After the Price sisters forced the British government to bend to their aims, they found it difficult to overcome the profound resistance they had developed to eating.

But despite a spirited defense of the Obama administration's plan, he found it difficult to overcome the doubts among lawmakers and struggled to explain why help for distressed homeowners was still weeks away.

But it will be difficult to overcome that fact that the U.S. market is awash in mobile phones, mobile devices, service providers and mobile applications.

When I was growing up, I suffered all types of abuse, but I find the most difficult to overcome was the abandonment and neglect.

Early gains made by the shallow reference structure are difficult to overcome by the greater gains made in later generations with the deep reference structure.

Biofouling is a serious problem and very difficult to overcome, since the marine biofilm-producing microorganisms resist the host defense mechanism and antibiotic therapy.

However, the legacy of blurred boundaries was difficult to overcome, and the MRC was also conceded work in areas where it commanded specific expertise [ 41].