Of course, she did not do this; the personal letters are instead filled with concerns over how hard Nabokov is working, how difficult it is to prevail upon him to take a rest.
Mr. Garbus conceded that it might be difficult for him to prevail at trial.
He agreed that the change could make it more difficult for patients to prevail in court.
That tipped the balance against the English Baccalaureate Certificate as far as the House of Commons Education Select Committee was concerned and that, in turn, made it difficult for Gove to prevail in the internal power struggle against Nick Clegg, who opposed the reforms from the beginning.
In addition, our model framework is able to explain the fact that it is difficult for mavericks to prevail in society.
It is likely going to be difficult for Citigroup to prevail at this point, since its deal would have necessitated government help.
This is expected to make it more difficult for plaintiffs to prevail, since in general, federal courts are perceived to be less open to considering spurious class-action claims.
Indeed, the first acts of the new Congress with its enlarged Republican majority have been to pass business-friendly legislation, making it more difficult for plaintiffs to prevail in class-action suits, and tightening procedures for individuals to file for bankruptcy.
"The courts are likely to see this as an area of First Amendment interest," said Samuel Estreicher, director of the Center for Labor and Employment Law and NYU Law School, making it difficult for Trump to prevail.
The ruthlessness of the Nigerian Army is not just morally abhorrent, it makes it more difficult for the government to prevail in this conflict.
