Sentence examples for difficult to push from inspiring English sources

But it was incredibly difficult to push up a hill.

That made it more difficult to push for environmental protections.

Wenger, though, concedes a big-money signing during January can be notoriously difficult to push through.

Because nuclei are positively charged, they are mightily difficult to push together.

But Mr. Schumer's aides acknowledge that that expansion will be difficult to push through Congress.

And it is even more difficult to push a flawed team into the postseason.

Bolstering the yen just makes Japan's exports more difficult to push.

So any closures are bound to be difficult to push through, especially in France in a presidential-election year.

Fragmentation will make it difficult to push through crucial but difficult reforms to boost Brazil's competitiveness and reignite sluggish growth.

Management will find it increasingly difficult to push through questionable deals as hedge funds and proxy advisers act as gatekeepers.

In fact, it becomes difficult to push Flora at all as they crowd round to be helpful.