Sentence examples for difficult to renew from inspiring English sources

"In this climate, it will be difficult to renew extraditions," Enrique Santos Calderon, a newspaper columnist, said.

Old friendships will not be so difficult to renew, and the same old questions will be asked, getting us right back into swing again.

Substantial resources of subterranean water have been discovered in the central and eastern parts of the country and exploited for agriculture; however, these underground aquifers are difficult to renew.

"Every small and medium-sized company that I have visited in recent weeks has had some problem with their bank — either they have found it difficult to renew their overdraft or they demanded additional collateral, often someone's house," Mr. Osborne said.

The departing manager categorically rejected that request and though the club say they do not want to sell, the player's £250,000-a-week contract which has two years left to run will be difficult to renew at the same level, following Rooney's performance levels of this season.

Ferguson categorically rejected that request and though the club say they do not want to sell, the player's £250,000-a-week contract which has two years left to run will be difficult to renew at the same level, following Rooney's performance levels of this season.

Perhaps most onerous for the average domain owner are processes that make it difficult merely to renew the registration on a current address, transfer it to a different registrar -- the whole point of introducing competition -- or even transfer it from one owner to another.

Since Lebanon introduced tougher residency regulations for Syrian refugees last year, including a $200£16060) fee, many have found it difficult or impossible to renew their permits.

Without a certificate of occupancy to attest to the unit's compliance with city code, a new buyer could find it difficult or impossible to renew homeowner's insurance policies, or to sell or refinance.

Despite 'Underground' being a terrific and important series, it no longer fits with our new direction and we have reached the difficult decision not to renew it for a third season.

A: It's always difficult for organizations to renew themselves.