Sentence examples for difficult to rebuild a from inspiring English sources

Guus Hiddink believes his replacement at Chelsea will find it difficult to rebuild a squad in the summer capable of challenging Europe's best teams and concedes the club are no longer operating on the same level as the continent's elite.

This can have dire consequences, since they constantly are under threat of losing part of their herds due to environmental factors, and smaller herd size makes it more difficult to rebuild a herd after a disaster.

"It is very difficult to rebuild a team of one type of player, playing one type of system, to another type of player playing a different system," Scally said.

When such groups close down, is it difficult to rebuild them, and a great deal of institutional knowledge is lost.

Watson warned that the speed and reach of social media could quickly destroy a reputation, and in a way that was difficult to rebuild.

"It's very difficult to rebuild the tradition of the old Soviet philosophy," said Denis M. Arkhipov, a surgeon who moved into private practice from a public hospital.

But it's difficult to rebuild schools.

She has come to believe that, for the time being, it is too difficult to rebuild.

"Many of the villages remain inundated with water, making it difficult to rebuild," she said.

The states will then learn that important institutions are easy to destroy and devilishly difficult to rebuild.

It was an impressive run for Portland, in the NBA it's incredibly difficult to rebuild on the fly while still being competitive.