Sentence examples for difficult to press from inspiring English sources

They are rather small, so it is sometimes difficult to press them.

I imagine in the circumstances, and especially given the prime minister's speech at Brighton it is difficult to press them".

"With the addition of Teasley, and then you have Dixon and Mabika, they're very difficult to press," Adubato said.

"When you play against these kind of teams, with a lot of quality, who play one, two touches, it's difficult to press," acknowledged the Italian.

However, there is apparently no agreement between the two groups on who should replace Mr Mugabe as president, which could make it difficult to press the plan forward.

Grooves on the raised wheel's side make it easy to scroll, but since the wheel is raised, it can be difficult to press one of the four buttons surrounding it.

The extreme unpopularity of America across most of the Arab world, and more recently the wars America has fought there, put Arab-Americans in a difficult position to press their foreign-policy views.

Disappointed "I can see that it is a difficult time to press on about incomes, as there is no money, but what we've seen is the poorest families taking the biggest hit.

That would make it difficult to effectively press the group's case in bankruptcy court.

If clients say the logo is "confusing" or "difficult to read," press them for details.

He also suggested that freedom of the press makes it more difficult to fight terrorism.