Sentence examples similar to difficult to restrain the audience from inspiring English sources

It must be terribly difficult to restrain yourself when the world around is an all-you-can-eat buffet.

An empty public purse will make it very difficult to restrain this sentiment in the years to come.

1] warned the Communists that it is "difficult" to restrain American troops from returning gunfire falling in the U.S. sector of West Berlin.

Giraffes are difficult to restrain, and their use for food could cause the species to become endangered.

You cannot leave companies at the mercy of short-term-oriented financiers such as Gekko; but without pressure from shareholders, it is difficult to restrain inefficiency.

Chronic stages of the disease are marked by progressive kidney remodeling and fibrosis which, once is initiated, is very difficult to restrain or reverse.

But now it may be difficult for Congress to restrain the new deficit without the discipline of those rules.

If you have ever been on a diet, you know how difficult it can be to restrain the impulse to eat, eat, eat.

Even so, some budget analysts said it would be difficult to add funds to the military budget because of pressures on Congress to restrain the Federal deficit.

She leant forward to restrain the militancy.

And you want to restrain the authorities.