Sentence examples similar to difficult to put behind you from inspiring English sources

Operators of the sites have proved difficult to put behind bars, although legal experts offered mixed views on Mr. Khan's blog.

It is a loss she finds very difficult to put behind her, but this shy teenager says, "Playing and singing with the children who have enrolled at the Aanganwadi centre has helped me overcome some of the trauma".

What would you like to put behind you?

No Child Left Behind is difficult to put into effect because it is a bad law.

"It's difficult to put into words.

Difficult to put into words, really.

"It's going to be difficult to put something so big behind you.

Emotionally it will be very difficult to put this behind me and not be working for the public.

If you can't, it's difficult to put the right resources behind it… "Even behind a paywall [digital subscription], websites can summarise your work and make it available for free.

But you will, I can assure you, find it difficult to put out of mind".

Mr. Seminerio, who is 74 and was an assemblyman for 31 years, "looks forward to putting behind him this difficult chapter of his life, and to spending time with his family and loved ones," Mr. Krinsky said.