Sentence examples for difficult to retire from inspiring English sources
"Well, if you haven't got a job, it's difficult to retire.
Some pirates find it difficult to retire because they end up in debt at the end of a hijack.
Xabi spent ages pondering over his future, he's 33 years old and it's difficult to retire at Real Madrid.
Most athletes find it difficult to retire.
Was it difficult to retire him?
If you're already 27 with no net worth it is going to be very difficult to retire at 30, so the first step is setting the age you want to stop working.
She had a great work ethic, and for that reason, I congratulate her for taking the difficult step to retire".
Said Mary Jane Hellyar, the president of Kodak's film division: "It was certainly a difficult decision to retire it, given its rich history.
"Following the tragic events during January's Africa Cup of Nations, I have made the very difficult decision to retire from international football," Adebayor said in a statement released by his club Manchester City.
A statement from the 26-year-old on City's official website read: "Following the tragic events during January's African Cup of Nations, in which two of my fellow countrymen were killed by terrorists in Angola, I have made the very difficult decision to retire from international football.
