Sentence examples for difficult to put up from inspiring English sources

It was enormously difficult to put up the walkway.

It's more difficult to put up than we thought – it took about three hours.

Signs were also difficult to put up, requiring effort, staple guns, hammers and some physical labor.

These buildings are proving so profitable that they are warping the local real-estate market, making it more difficult to put up more-affordable housing.

No sufferer of fools, he also found it difficult to put up with what he felt to be the arrogance of some colleagues.

No sufferer of fools, he found it difficult to put up with what he felt to be the arrogance of some of his colleagues.

Collins said he knew there would be difficult things to put up with, "but at the same time, I saw no happy way out".

"In Africa when you are an opposition party it is very difficult to fight an incumbent government and so if you are divided it becomes more difficult for you to put up a very good fight," says Alidu.

Cameron also promised to "weed out" unnecessary planning regulations including those that make it difficult for shops to put up protective shutters.

Because virtuous behavior is difficult, requiring us to put up with harsh and bitter afflictions, no one naturally and voluntarily seeks virtue as an end in itself.

While we all have to put up with difficult situations and people sometimes, you can't let chronically difficult clients affect the health and well-being of your family.